From Sportstar · Team Sportstar · · 1m 10s
Max Verstappen aims to win 2026 Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen seeks first Singapore Grand Prix victory after years of failure.
In brief
Max Verstappen seeks first Singapore Grand Prix victory after years of failure. Max Verstappen aims to win his first Singapore Grand Prix race after multiple attempts to overcome challenges at the track. Originally reported by Sportstar.
Max Verstappen's 2026 Singapore Grand Prix goal
Max Verstappen aims to win his first Singapore Grand Prix race after years of failure.
“Max Verstappen remains determined to settle his "unfinished business" at the Singapore Grand Prix, where he has never won.”
Verstappen's 2026 season performance
Verstappen took his first victory of the 2026 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia last weekend.
“The Red Bull driver took his first victory of the 2026 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia last weekend.”
Verstappen's podium record
Verstappen has stood on the top step of the podium 72 times across his career.
“It also marked the 72nd time that he has stood on the top step of the podium in a career that has brought him four world titles.”
Singapore track challenges
Singapore's track features bumps, slow corners, and high humidity that favor other cars.
“But none of those wins have come from the track at Singapore where bumps, slow corners and high humidity somehow seemed to favour the other cars.”
Verstappen's car performance
Verstappen says his car is more competitive at low speed but struggles with bumps and kerbs.
“I think in the last few years we have always been bad at low speed and over kerbing and bumps.”
2025 Singapore Grand Prix hopes
Verstappen believes he can win back-to-back races in Singapore in 2025.
“In 2025, Verstappen, who took second place behind Mercedes’ George Russell, believes he can go one better and complete back-to-back victories in steamy southeast Asia.”
Singapore race format
Singapore's 2026 race features a single Friday practice session due to a sprint race format.
“With a sprint race in Singapore this year, it means there is only one Friday practice session for the drivers and teams to get up to speed.”
The one thing
Max Verstappen aims to win his first Singapore Grand Prix race after multiple attempts to overcome challenges at the track.
