Redemption in Race 10 for Verstappen!

Max Verstappen dominated to win the Singapore Grand Prix, holding his lead in hot, humid conditions to secure his first win on the Marina Bay street circuit after ten previous appearances there [...]

Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix with a powerful show; The driver of the Red Bull team maintained his lead in this race, which was held in hot and humid weather, to register his first victory at the Marina Bay street circuit after 10 appearances on this circuit.

According to the last car report, Firstpan secured the first position after defending against Charles Leclerc in the first corner; Although Leclerc (Ferrari driver) was shadowing him in the beginning, the four-time world champion soon created a significant gap with his rivals.

A mid-race pit stop didn't have much of an impact on the dominant first-lap run, and the Dutch driver made an effortless stop, swapping his soft tires for the medium type.

From that moment on, he was unconcerned at the top of the race and, despite some radio problems that forced the team to use trackside signs to communicate, he eventually celebrated the 73rd victory of his career in his 250th appearance at the Grand Prix.

Leclerc held on to second place, crossing the finish line by 7.3 seconds, while Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli finished third on the podium; A result that increased the lead distance of this young driver in the championship table.

McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finished fourth and fifth respectively, ahead of fellow Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton. Of course, after the end of the race, Hamilton apologized to the Ferrari team for his wrong decision for not changing the tires and losing the third place. Liam Lawson also added points to the Racing Bulls team by taking the seventh place, and Nico Hulkenberg from the Audi team was immediately behind him in the eighth place.

Mercedes' George Russell and Red Bull's Isaac Hajar both put in excellent performances to make up ground after starting from the back of the track (respectively) to complete the top 10 by finishing ninth and tenth respectively.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly finished narrowly in 11th, ahead of two Haas drivers, Uli Biermann and Esteban Okan, as well as Carlos Sainz (Williams) and Arvid Lindblad (Racing Bulls).

Fernando Alonso crossed the finish line in 16th place in his Aston Martin, followed by Sergio Perez in a Cadillac. Alex Albon qualified 18th (for the Williams team) despite retiring in the closing stages of the race, and Valtteri Bottas in another Cadillac rounded out the grid in 19th.

Three drivers withdrew from the race and received so-called DNFs: Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) due to a possible clutch problem, Franco Colapinto (Alpine) due to a powertrain failure, and Gabriel Bortoletto (Audi) due to what appeared to be a gearbox problem.

It is worth noting that in the 2026 Formula One championship table, Kimi Antonelli leads with 340 points, and George Russell with 238 points and Lewis Hamilton with 229 points are chasing him.

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