'No emotion' for Max Verstappen as he looks to bounce back in Japan
Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen said he felt "no emotion" after his record-winning streak came to an end.
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Heartbroken George Russell can't stomach 'horrendous feeling' crashing out in Singapore
On the night when Red Bull's winning streak finally ended, a "heartbroken" George Russell, who believed victory had slipped through his fingers in a frenetic Singapore Grand Prix, struggled to hold back the tears.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff to miss Japanese Grand Prix due to knee surgery
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff will be absent from this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix as he undergoes knee surgery.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz wins F1 Singapore Grand Prix to end Red Bull's run
SINGAPORE: Ferrari's Carlos Sainz won the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday (Sep 17) to end Formula 1 leader Max Verstappen's record run of 10 wins in a row and shatter Red Bull's dream of going through the season unbeaten.
Red Bull's miss, super Sainz, lively Lawson: Singapore Grand Prix talking points
Red Bull's hopes of winning every race in the 2023 season were dashed in Singapore, where Ferrari's Carlos Sainz triumphed and an exciting rookie claimed his first championship points.
More records tumble as Singapore's lights shine on fresh F1 stats and facts
As expected, Red Bull Racing met its match in Singapore as the Marina Bay street circuit exposed the RB19's biggest weakness: an inability to ride the curbs.
Last lap crash dashes Russell's podium hopes
SINGAPORE : A golden shot at a second Formula One victory ended in a last-lap crash and scream of frustration for Mercedes driver George Russell at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
Carlos Sainz marches in with perfect Singapore drive to end Red Bull streak
SINGAPORE: Carlos Sainz said Ferrari “didn’t put a foot wrong” as the Spanish driver drove a perfect race to win a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday and end Red Bull’s hopes of sweeping every race in 2023. But an emotional George Russell was close to tears after crashing his Mercedes on the final lap after attempting a late victory charge on fresher tires. Lando Norris was second after a brilliant defensive drive to hold off the Mercedes pair as Lewis Hamilton crossed the line in third after teammate Russell’s lapse. Championship leader Max Verstappen, who had won the last 10 races, was only fifth as Red Bull failed to take the chequered flag for the first time this season after a weekend where they were consistently off the pace. His teammate Sergio Perez crossed the line eighth. Sainz controlled the night race around the city-center street circuit brilliantly from pole position to take only his second career win, the first coming at the British Grand Prix last year. “An incredible feeling. We didn’t put a foot wrong all weekend,” said Sainz. “We nailed the race.