Max Verstappen heads to Singapore Grand Prix with second world title within his grasp
Next stop Singapore and Max Verstappen’s first chance to win the 2022 drivers' world championship.
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Alex Albon: Williams driver to race in Singapore this weekend after recovering from appendicitis
Williams driver Alex Albon will race in Singapore this weekend after missing the Italian Grand Prix due to appendicitis. Albon was initially put in intensive care after suffering respiratory complications following appendicitis surgery, his team revealed. Ad He was replaced by Nyck de Vries in Monza who finished ninth on his Formula 1 debut, drawing praise from Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.
Hamilton vows maximum attack to the end of the F1 season
KUALA LUMPUR: Seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton vowed maximum attack to the end of the season on Wednesday (Sep 28) as Mercedes seek to wrest second place from Ferrari in the constructors' standings and end a win drought.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen could be crowned F1 world champion at Singapore GP | Video
If the stars align, Red Bull driver Max Verstappen could be crowned Formula 1 world champion at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday (Oct 2). This would be a first for the night race. Lauren Ong reports.
Birthday boy Verstappen can get title party started early
SINGAPORE: Max Verstappen could be celebrating more than his 25th birthday at the floodlit Singapore Grand Prix this weekend as the Dutch driver takes a first shot at securing his second Formula One title.
Verstappen on verge of second world title as F1 returns to Singapore
SINGAPORE: Red Bull's dominant Max Verstappen can clinch a second world championship when the Singapore Grand Prix returns this weekend after a three-year absence because of COVID-19.
Hamilton says failure to win this season 'not end of the world'
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Wednesday he does not see it as "a dry spell" or "end of the world" if he fails to win a race this season.
Lewis Hamilton says failure to win this season 'not end of the world'
Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Wednesday he does not see it as "a dry spell" or "end of the world" if he fails to win a race this season.