Singapore GP: Carlos Sainz fastest in FP2
Carlos Sainz went fastest in FP2 at the Singapore Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc.
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Carlos Sainz quickest in Ferrari one-two at Singapore FP2 with Max Verstappen fourth
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz was quickest in the second practice session on Friday for the Singapore Grand Prix. The Italian team’s aim is to win this weekend in order to keep Red Bull’s Max Verstappen from winning his second consecutive Formula 1 championship — although it now looks a case of when, not if, for the Dutchman.
W Series leaves U.S and Mexican rounds in doubt
SINGAPORE : The all-female W Series will decide next week whether to proceed with its U.S. and Mexican rounds amid financial difficulties, founder executive Catherine Bond Muir said on Friday.
Aspiring F1 drivers hope Singapore GP fever revs up local motorsport scene
SINGAPORE: Teenager Kabir Anurag does not attend regular school like other youths his age. Instead, he spends his days racing in karting arenas at hair-raising speeds, chasing his dream of becoming a professional driver in Formula One.
Red Bull dismiss speculation on budget cap breach
SINGAPORE :Red Bull boss Christian Horner on Friday dismissed as idle gossip reports they spent more than allowed last year under Formula One's budget cap and said the team were confident in their figures.
W Series to accelerate women into F1 could collapse after this weekend's Singapore GP
The mission of powering a woman onto the Formula 1 grid has suffered a significant setback as the so-called 'W Series' is on the brink of collapse.
F1: Hamilton fastest in Singapore ahead of title-chasing Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton went quickest Friday in first practice for the Singapore Grand Prix, edging out Max Verstappen who is on the verge of retaining his world championship. The British driver initially complained about his Mercedes having no "driveability" over team radio before scorching round the Marina Bay Circuit in 1min 43.033sec, 0.084sec ahead of Red Bull's Verstappen.
FIA warns on F1 cost cap amid speculation of team breaches
SINGAPORE : Red Bull dismissed as speculation on Friday reports they spent more than allowed last year as Formula One's governing FIA said it would deal with any breaches according to the rules.