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The Latest Breaking News from the Singapore Grand Prix

Has Qatar overtaken Singapore as F1's hardest race?

The Singapore Grand Prix is the one the Formula 1 drivers all train for: the hardest on the calendar. You'll be hearing these modern motorsport cliches plenty this weekend.

Autosport

RB unveils Hugo-designed denim livery for Singapore F1 GP

RB will race at the the Singapore Grand Prix with a denim-effect special livery, which has been designed by team sponsor and fashion brand Hugo for the night-time Formula 1 race.

Autosport

FIA adds fourth DRS zone for Singapore GP

The FIA has decided to add a fourth DRS zone to the Marina Bay circuit for Formula 1's return to the Singapore Grand Prix.

Autosport

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F1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream 2024 — how to watch race highlights and full replay, results

Everything you need to know about the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix: how to watch the race, TV channel, free streams, track info and spoiler-free results.

Tom’s Guide

Lawson focused on Super Formula title after Qatar F1 frustration

Lawson filled in for the injured Daniel Ricciardo for five events, scoring his first points at the Singapore Grand Prix with what remains the best Sunday result for any AlphaTauri driver this season.

Autosport

AP Week in Pictures: Global | Sept-15-21, 2023

A street dog walks in front of the presidential escort regiment during a military parade in Chile. Migrants rush to the U.S.-Mexico border and overwhelm border services. Formula One driver Sergio Perez of Mexico steers his car under a shower of sparks during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. And…

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F1: George Russell heartbroken after late error costs shot at Singapore Grand Prix victory

A disconsolate George Russell was left to ponder the one that got away after a crash late in the Singapore Grand Prix cost him a shot at victory.

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Sore Lance Stroll will sit out the Singapore Grand Prix after a heavy crash in qualifying

Lance Stroll will not race in the Singapore Grand Prix after a heavy crash in qualifying left him sore. He was able to walk away but the team face a huge job repairing the car. Stroll will focus on recovering for the Japanese Grand Prix next week.

The Hindu

GPS analysis: How the new Singapore F1 layout cost Russell pole

Red Bull’s perfect Formula 1 win record in 2023 faces its most serious threat. An “undriveable” RB19 in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix left Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez - who both played down expectations ahead of the round - bereft of confidence under braking and unsure of the…

Autosport

Sainz on pole in Singapore with Red Bull out of the top 10

Carlos Sainz put Ferrari on pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix on a shocking day for dominant Red Bull whose record run of 15 wins in a row appeared to be reaching the end of the road. The pole was the Spaniard’s and Ferrari’s second in succession as well…

The Hindu

Singapore Grand Prix: Carlos Sainz on pole position as Max Verstappen qualifies in 11th place

Carlos Sainz will start in pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix after a dramatic qualifying session which saw Max Verstappen eliminated in Q2.

Evening Standard

Singapore GP: F1 technical images from the pitlane explained

Red Bull has a new rear wing design at the Singapore Grand Prix, as the team follows in the footsteps of its rivals. This style of semi-detached tip section was first introduced by Alpine and has found its way onto the AlphaTauri and McLaren already this season.

Autosport

F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2023: Start time, grid positions, weather forecast and how to watch on TV today

Max Verstappen has ruled out extending his record winning streak after qualifying only 11th for today’s Singapore Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

F1 teams think FIA had good reason to act on "rubbery nose boxes"

As revealed by Autosport earlier this week, the FIA has issued a draft technical directive stating that from the Singapore Grand Prix it is to take a tougher stance on the flexibility of bodywork – especially front and rear wings.

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