Verstappen takes Singapore from pole

Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix from pole position, also winning the sprint race on Saturday. The Dutchman dominated both races at Marina Bay.

Verstappen climbs to fourth place

Verstappen's back-to-back wins moved him up two places in the drivers' standings from sixth to fourth. He is now one hundred nineteen points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli.

Antonelli extends title advantage

Kimi Antonelli finished third in the grand prix and extended his championship lead over Mercedes team-mate George Russell to one hundred two points. Russell finished ninth.

Verstappen's perfect weekend

Verstappen scored ten out of ten for the weekend. He took pole and victory in both the sprint race and grand prix, controlling both races after Russell crashed out of the sprint.

“Pretty much the definition of a perfect weekend.”

Leclerc pushes Verstappen hard

Charles Leclerc scored nine out of ten, consistently challenging Verstappen across the weekend. The Ferrari driver took third in the sprint and second in the grand prix.

Antonelli handles pressure well

Kimi Antonelli scored eight point five out of ten for a mature weekend. He finished fourth in the sprint and qualifying before fighting to the podium on Sunday despite brake concerns.

McLaren collision costs both drivers

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided in the sprint, costing both drivers heavily. Norris scored six point five out of ten while Piastri scored seven out of ten for recovering on Sunday.

Russell's mistake costs him dearly

George Russell showed strong pace but threw it away. He crashed into the wall at the end of lap one of the sprint, then recovered from nineteenth on the grand prix grid to ninth.

“throwing it into the wall at the end of lap one was a major mistake”

Hamilton's tyre gamble backfires

Lewis Hamilton scored seven point five out of ten. He qualified third and ran in the podium places for much of Sunday, but his decision to stay out on worn tyres backfired badly.

Lawson impresses for Racing Bulls

Liam Lawson scored eight point five out of ten for Racing Bulls. He finished fifth in the sprint and seventh on Sunday, scoring points in both races and showing strong recent form.