Gran Premio di Singapore

Verstappen domina anche a Singapore, Antonelli terzo prenota il titolo a Austin

11 Oct

Verstappen dominates in Singapore, Antonelli third, securing the title in Austin

Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc, F1, George Russell, Singapore Grand Prix, Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team, Oracle Red Bull Racing, Oscar Piastri, Scuderia Ferrari

SINGAPORE - Max Verstappen dominated the Singapore Grand Prix, leading from the start, fending off an attack from Charles Leclerc, who attempted to pass him at the first corner. The Red Bull Dutchman, who started from pole position, managed the race as best he could, repeating his feat a week after winning in Bahrain. The Monegasque returned Ferrari to second place, but more importantly, Kimi Antonelli took third place on the podium, putting him in a strong position to clinch the drivers' world title in the next race.

Fernando Alonso confirms he will race in other series after Formula 1

Motor racing, Fernando Alonso, Formula 1, Malaysian Grand Prix, Singapore Grand Prix

SINGAPORE – Fernando Alonso has stated that after his Formula One career, he will continue to race in other motorsports. Interviewed ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, the former world champion explained that racing is a way of life for him and that he intends to drive in other motorsports series after his F1 stint. Alonso acknowledged that his team is currently not at the level he desires and that the season is proving difficult, but emphasized that the Singapore weekend represents an opportunity thanks to the circuit's many straights. Furthermore,…

George Russell will start from last place in Singapore due to a grid penalty.

Formula 1, George Russell, Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes, Motor, Grid Penalty

SINGAPORE – George Russell will serve a grid penalty in the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix for an early engine change on his Mercedes. The engine change became necessary after he retired in the closing stages of the Malaysian Grand Prix, and the early change will mean the British driver will start from last place in Sunday's race, although he will maintain his position in Saturday's Sprint race. This penalty was expected but has now been made official, reducing Russell's chances of making up ground on championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who leads the Briton by 84…