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.
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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.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz Wins Singapore GP To End Max Verstappen's Win Streak
Carlos Sainz led from start to finish to win a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday after a charging George Russell crashed his Mercedes from third place on the final lap. Lando Norris was second in a McLaren with Lewis Hamilton crossing the line in third. Championship leader Max Verstappen was fifth as Red Bull failed to win a race for the first time this season. Sainz controlled the pace of the night race brilliantly from pole position to take only his second career win, the first coming at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone last year.
'An incredible feeling and weekend': Top three react to humid Singapore Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz has done the necessary deeds to win the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver started on pole and held the lead of the race from start to finish.
Hasil F1 GP Singapura 2023: Sainz Menang, Tiga Besar Tanpa Red Bull
Carlos Sainz Jr. berhasil memenangkan Formula 1 GP Singapura 2023 yang berjalan sengit. Lando Norris dan Lewis Hamilton melengkapi posisi tiga besar, sekaligus menciptakan podium pertama tanpa kehadiran Red Bull Racing yang begitu dominan musim ini.
Who will take Lance Stroll's vacant Aston Martin seat after high-impact crash?
As Q1 in qualifying for Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix drew to a close, Lance Stroll smashed his Aston Martin into the wall at the final corner.
Verstappen’s winning run in F1 is in doubt after qualifying 11th in Singapore with Sainz on pole
SINGAPORE: Max Verstappen’s historic run of 10 Formula One wins in a row looks set to end after he qualified down in 11th place on Saturday for the Singapore Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz Jr. took pole for the race for Ferrari on Sunday ahead of George Russell of Mercedes and the second Ferrari of Charles Leclerc as Verstappen’s Red Bull team had its worst qualifying results of the season. “It’s the best opportunity since the beginning of the season, for sure” for other teams to stop a Red Bull sweep of winning every race in 2023, Leclerc said. Verstappen, the runaway championship leader after his record-breaking 10th straight win at the Italian Grand Prix, was eliminated by .007 seconds in the second session by rookie Liam Lawson of sister team AlphaTauri. Verstappen’s teammate Sergio Perez was 13th after a spin.