Ferrari Prepares Ambush Attack on Verstappen
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He dominated both qualifications and the sprint race. Now he faces his toughest challenge in Singapore. Will Max Verstappen be the fastest on Sunday? It's difficult to overtake on the streets of a big city, so he has a good chance of succeeding from the first position. The Red Bull star's biggest rivals should be the Ferrari drivers.
From the 50th best starting position of his career, Max Verstappen (Red Bull) is trying to win the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time. This would be his second win of the year and his 73rd in Formula 1. He also won the sprint race on Saturday. The start of the main race is scheduled for 2 p.m. We are following the event live on Sportal.
Sprint pole, sprint victory, and pole position have already been ticked off for Max Verstappen this weekend. The Red Bull Racing driver has never won the Singapore Grand Prix and has a serious chance this year. Will Verstappen claim that first? Follow it live here from 2:00 PM!
Sprint pole, sprint victory, and pole position have already been ticked off for Max Verstappen this weekend. The Red Bull Racing driver has never won the Singapore Grand Prix and has a serious chance this year. Will Verstappen claim that first? Follow it live here from 2:00 PM!
The high form of Max Verstappen worries the rest of Formula 1 in Singapore. But Ferrari holds two trumps in his hand today before the race. Are they enough for a victory?
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