How can Max Verstappen win the Formula 1 championship at the Singapore Grand Prix? How many points does he need?
Max Verstappen could win the 2022 Formula One championship on Sunday. We look at the result he needs at the Singapore Grand Prix.
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F1: Charles Leclerc puts Ferrari on pole in Singapore
Singapore Grand Prix from pole position after Red Bull rival Max Verstappen was asked to abort his final fastest effort in qualifying at the city-state's Marina Bay street track on Saturday. The Monegasque set a time of one minute, 49.412 seconds and looked set to be usurped by the championship-leading Dutchman. But the 25-year-old will line up only eighth, limiting his chances of wrapping up a second successive title with five races to go, after he was called into the pits for running low on fuel.
Cesc Fabregas reveals role he played in Arsenal signing William Saliba after north London derby masterclass
Cesc Fabregas revealed his scouting report played a role in convincing Arsenal to sign their man of the moment William Saliba.
Singapore Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc quickest, Max Verstappen second fastest at FP3 ahead of qualifying
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was the quickest driver in FP3 at the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon. The Monegasque driver put down a time of 1:57.782 seconds in a session that was initially blighted by heavy rain which led standing water to collect in patches across the track. Ad That led drivers to be initially reluctant to get onto the circuit, but as more cars got out on the tarmac, the water was forced off the racing line.
Alex Albon gives health update after returning to cockpit following appendicitis
Alex Albon has given an update on his health after returning to the cockpit following on from his recovery from appendicitis at the Italian GP.
'Qualifying is important' - Charles Leclerc frustrated with limited Ferrari track time in free practice sessions
Charles Leclerc was frustrated with Ferrari’s limited running in FP1 and 2 at the Singapore Grand Prix on Friday. Ferrari were unable to get out on the track as much as they would have liked, with a couple of problems, meaning rival teams got out on the circuit for more testing. Ad However, Leclerc was second quickest in the second runout and teammate Carlos Sainz was fastest overall, and the Monegasque was largely content to look on the bright side.
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.
Alex Albon details training regime to prepare for return from appendicitis
Alex Albon has given an outline of the work he has done leading up to the Singapore Grand Prix weekend after recovering from appendicitis.