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Max Verstappen rates himself 'long shot' to clinch title in Singapore

Formula One world championship at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, even though it is mathematically possible. Red Bull driver Verstappen, who will celebrate his 25th birthday on Friday, is running away with the title battle but must win Sunday's race and then depend on his closest rivals faltering, or the fight will move on to Japan the following week. "I don't really think about the championship," said the dominant Dutchman, who has won 11 of 16 races in 2022 and the last five in a row.

Singapore GP: 5 big questions that need answers this weekend

The ‘F1 Night Race’ returns this weekend as the Singapore Grand Prix hosts Formula 1 for the first time since 2019.

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.

Singapore GP: Birthday boy Verstappen can get F1 title party started early

Formula One title. The Red Bull racer, whose birthday is on Friday, is 116 points clear of Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc and 125 ahead of Mexican team mate Sergio Perez after 16 of this season's 22 races. Defending champion Verstappen is playing it cool, however.

Max Verstappen On Verge Of Second World Title As Formula One Returns To 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. The flying Dutchman has a mathematical chance to seal back-to-back world titles under lights around the spectacular and demanding Marina Bay street circuit. To do so, the 24-year-old must win the race -- something he has never done in Singapore -- and needs his closest rivals to falter badly.

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.

Max Verstappen on verge of second world title as F1 returns to Singapore

Singapore Grand Prix returns this weekend after a three-year absence because of Covid. The flying Dutchman has a mathematical chance to seal back-to-back world titles under lights around the spectacular and demanding Marina Bay street circuit. To do so, the 24-year-old must win the race -- something he has never done in Singapore -- and needs his closest rivals to falter badly.

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Max Verstappen rates himself 'long shot' to clinch title in Singapore

Singapore GP: 5 big questions that need answers this weekend

Birthday boy Verstappen can get title party started early

Verstappen on verge of second world title as F1 returns to Singapore

Singapore GP: Birthday boy Verstappen can get F1 title party started early

Max Verstappen On Verge Of Second World Title As Formula One Returns To Singapore

Verstappen on verge of second world title as F1 returns to Singapore

Max Verstappen on verge of second world title as F1 returns to Singapore