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Hamilton sends Ferrari warning despite promising first taste of Madring

Lewis Hamilton was generally satisfied with his first day on track at the Madring, although he admitted there is still work to do if Ferrari are to challenge Mercedes in qualifying.
Hamilton sends Ferrari warning despite promising first taste of Madring

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Hamilton sends Ferrari warning despite promising first taste of Madring

Lewis Hamilton owns up to wrong call as Ferrari struggles in Singapore SQ3

Hamilton picked the run plan for the final phase of sprint qualifying at Marina Bay, but it didn’t work out

Guenther Steiner calls out Ferrari for refusing to admit F1 strategy mistakes

Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has criticised Ferrari's reluctance to admit strategic mistakes

Singapore puts Verstappen's 2027 favourite tag to its first real test

Max Verstappen's status as favourite for the 2027 world title gets its first real test this weekend in Singapore, and the only practice session at Marina Bay gave a mixed answer. The Red Bull Racing driver was the fastest driver on medium tyres by half a second.

Hamilton Wanted to Race Verstappen, Antonelli, Feels Youngsters Don’t Take Risk in Wet

Lewis Hamilton feels the software issue took away his racing against Max Verstappen and Andrea Kimi Antonelli, which he was excited about in the F1 Bahrain GP, amid a cautious approach. It was after far too long that Red Bull’s…

Hamilton rues missed wet-weather battle with Verstappen: 'I was excited about'

Lewis Hamilton expressed his disappointment at missing out on the opportunity to battle Max Verstappen in wet conditions at the Bahrain Grand Prix, although he made it clear that he holds no particular resentment towards the FIA over its decision. Last weekend at Sepang, everything appeared to be in place for a thrilling wet-weather race.

Hamilton takes blame for Singapore tyre gamble: 'It was my choice, I got that wrong'

Lewis Hamilton held his hands up after a frustrating end to Singapore Sprint Qualifying, admitting that his decision to run an alternative tyre plan in the final shootout was a mistake that severely compromised his performance. The Ferrari driver had looked competitive across the opening two phases of the session, but his challenge unraveled in SQ3 as severe handling issues left him struggling for rear traction when it mattered most.

Max Verstappen Gets Relief After Move Against Lewis Hamilton in Singapore GP

Max Verstappen retains his F1 Singapore GP sprint pole after stewards cleared him of any wrongdoing against Lewis Hamilton. Just before the red flag moment in SQ1 of F1 Singapore GP sprint qualifying, there was a brief yellow flag which…

Kimi Antonelli pessimistic for F1 Singapore GP with upgraded Mercedes

The F1 championship leader only managed seventh in both FP1 and sprint qualifying on Friday

F1 LIVE | Follow all the action from Singapore GP FP1 as Marina Bay weekend kicks off

Everything is set for the first night race weekend of the season, although the lights of Marina Bay will only come on later in the day, with the opening practice session taking place in daylight. Follow FP1 of the Singapore Grand Prix LIVE with GPblog! Formula 1 arrives in Singapore following a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix, which saw Max Verstappen claim his first victory of the 2026 season at Sepang.

George Russell leads Mercedes charge to P2 as Kimi Antonelli concedes painful truth over upgrade package

Mercedes arrived in Singapore with a bold and revealing experiment, splitting their car specifications between their two drivers. However, by the end of Sprint Qualifying, the early verdict could hardly have been more clear-cut.

F1 Singapore GP: George Russell on top, Max Verstappen sets impressive lap

Russell may have topped FP1 in Singapore, but Verstappen led the medium-tyre runners by some margin

Mercedes left puzzled after old package outshines new in Singapore

Mercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin has reflected on a mixed Sprint Qualifying session for the Silver Arrows in Singapore, with George Russell comfortably outperforming teammate Kimi Antonelli despite running an older specification of the car. As was the case in Malaysia, the benefits of the upgrade package introduced at the previous Grand Prix were once again difficult to see around the streets of Marina Bay.

Lewis Hamilton: Younger F1 drivers are “more and more cautious” about racing in rain

Hamilton is noticing a chasm in wet-weather expectations between veterans and youngsters

Lewis Hamilton: Young drivers no longer want to race in the rain

Lewis Hamilton says the combination of an “increasingly cautious” FIA and younger drivers who are not as keen to race in the worst conditions, means wet-weather races in Formula One “are not what they used to be”.

Russell hits the ground running in Singapore as Antonelli struggles to keep up

The first and only free practice session of the Singapore Grand Prix has just concluded, with George Russell topping the timesheets ahead of this afternoon's Sprint Qualifying as the haze gradually gave way to the glow of the Marina Bay Circuit's floodlights in the closing minutes. Here is a full recap of the session.

“Unfinished business” for Max Verstappen – Has Red Bull finally fixed its Singapore weakness?

Verstappen acknowledges that Red Bull is better in low-speed corners in this F1 season, although questions remain over its handling of bumps and kerbs. Isack Hadjar, however, sees no reason why Red Bull should not be competitive under the floodlights

F1 Full Results | Russell sets the tone ahead of Sprint Qualifying in FP1

George Russell set the quickest time during the only free practice session of the Singapore Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver's best lap was a 1:32.

Piastri makes bold Red Bull admission that could worry Mercedes

Oscar Piastri believes Red Bull have now reached a similar level of competitiveness to Mercedes following Max Verstappen's victory in Malaysia last weekend, which marked the team's first win of the season. After an opening phase of the season in which Mercedes dominated and Ferrari were their only challengers for race victories, before McLaren joined the fight midway through the campaign, Red Bull have worked their way back up the pecking order in the closing stages.

F1 Singapore GP: Max Verstappen takes sprint pole with Kimi Antonelli only seventh

Verstappen was fastest for the first time ever in Singapore, while the championship leader struggled

Max Verstappen’s one-lap gamble – and what Pirelli reveals about his Singapore sprint pole

Unlike other drivers in the top five, Verstappen opted for just one flying lap during SQ3 in Singapore. However, Pirelli explains why that did not prove to be the decisive factor

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