Red Bull’s Max Verstappen wins first-ever sprint race at F1 Singapore Grand Prix
- A software bug caused several cars to lose power during the wet formation lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix at Malaysia’s Sepang circuit, forcing the start to be aborted.
- The FIA attributed the problem to low engine speed, poor grip, wet-weather energy settings, and Sepang’s circuit layout.
- The FIA updated the software during the rain delay, removing the affected energy limit before the race.
- The FIA, teams, and engine manufacturers launched a review of the incident.
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Max Verstappen finished the 250th Grand Prix of his career at the top of the podium. World Cup leader Kimi Antonelli was third on the podium and could already secure the title in the USA.
Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix as Antonelli closes in on F1 title
Silenced by a broken radio, Max Verstappen let his driving do all the talking on the track. Verstappen raced hard into the first corner then cruised to his second consecutive Formula 1 win at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
Max Verstappen defends pole in the course of Marina Bay, where the 17th race of the Formula 1 calendar will be played.
Singapore. Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull) yesterday signed a perfect day with victory in the esprint race and will be in the first position for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix; in addition, he reached 50 poles in his career within the maximum motor racing circuit.
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Max Verstappen aims to extend F1 winning run as he starts on pole for Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen is back at the front of the Formula 1 field but will need to improve on some “horrendous” recent starts from pole position in the Singapore Grand Prix.
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