All news on the topic: Singapore Grand Prix

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Ex-Formula 1 star Felipe Massa finished a point behind champion Lewis Hamilton in the 2008 Drivers' Championship but is determined to overturn the result of that title

Struggling Perez has picked up penalties in the last two Grands Prix for causing collisions with other drivers, earning some scathing reviews from them in the process

Speaking to Mirror Sport, Sky Sports F1 pundit and former racer Chandhok backed Russell to bounce back after his Singapore crash and tipped the Brit for a huge future

Hamilton was not satisfied with an admission from the stewards that Verstappen should have been given a penalty for impeding during Singapore GP qualifying last weekend

F1 stewards opted not to give Verstappen a grid penalty at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix after investigating three separate cases in which the Red Bull race was accused of impeding

Verstappen and Red Bull lose their respective winning streaks last weekend as, by their own extremely lofty standards, they suffered a terrible weekend in Singapore

F1 drivers will have to act differently during qualifying at Suzuka this weekend compared to what they were able to do in Singapore a week ago after the race director stepped in

Verstappen was the subject of three separate investigations at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, but avoided a penalty for all of them – to the surprise of Red Bull's rivals

Verstappen's 10-race winning streak came to an end in Singapore while Red Bull also lost their unblemished winning record in 2023, as Carlos Sainz won for Ferrari

Lando Norris has called for bigger punishments to be handed out to drivers that impede others with Max Verstappen the latest to avoid being sanctioned in Singapore

Mercedes driver George Russell was vying for second place when he crashed on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix, allowing team-mate Lewis Hamilton to claim a podium finish

Mercedes driver George Russell was on course for a podium finish at the Singapore Grand Prix, only to see his hopes dramatically dashed by a crash on the final lap

George Russell had a nightmare end to the Singapore Grand Prix, crashing on the final lap and missing out on what was sure to be a third-place finish which team-mate Lewis Hamilton then nabbed

George Russell was left on the verge of tears after crashing late on during the Singapore Grand Prix but his compatriot Lando Norris didn’t appear to be full of sympathy after the race

Lawson continued to shine as a stand-in for the injured Ricciardo, recording AlphaTauri's best result of the 2023 season so far in the demanding Singapore night race

Footage emerged on social media after the Singapore Grand Prix showing Hamilton having his focus distracted while putting his foot down on track at the Marina Bay circuit

Verstappen and Red Bull endured a wretched weekend in Singapore with the RB19 cars struggling at the Marina Bay Circuit and a safety car ruining their race strategy

Russell was visibly emotional after throwing away a Singapore Grand Prix podium by crashing on the final lap, but soon afterwards the Brit had switched to a more positive mindset

Red Bull endured a terrible weekend in Singapore as they lost their 100 per cent winning record and Max Verstappen's historic F1 winning streak came to an abrupt end

Russell crashed out of the Singapore Grand Prix as he pushed hard on the final lap of the race, throwing away a podium finish and gifting it to Mercedes team-mate Hamilton

Martin Brundle's pre-race grid walk threw up another iconic moment in Singapore when he blanked Oscar Piastri during an interview to send a message to another F1 star

Red Bull endured a terrible weekend in Singapore as their car just would not perform on the streets of Marina Bay and Verstappen's winning run came to an abrupt end

Lewis Hamilton secured an impressive third-place finish in the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, while Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso endured a miserable time at Marina Bay

Audi are sniffing around Carlos Sainz with his Ferrari future not yet secure and, especially after winning the Singapore Grand Prix, the Spaniard will want to be given the opportunities he deserves