Brundle's verdict on 'telling' Hamilton strategy and Norris, Piastri collision

It was a full-on weekend of F1, with a Sprint race added to the street circuit schedule. Coming at the end of a demanding run of six Grands Prix in seven weeks, it was a significant challenge for everyone involved, not just the teams and drivers.

Hamilton releases statement after 'painful lesson' in Singapore

Lewis Hamilton has posted on social media to reiterate has apology to Ferrari after a "painful lesson" at the Singapore Grand Prix.

How Antonelli could win F1 world title as soon as the next race

Kimi Antonelli could become Formula 1's youngest world champion as early as the next race - the United States Grand Prix - on October 25.

'Very scary!' - Antonelli relieved Verstappen is not in F1 title fight

Kimi Antonelli says it would be "very scary" if Max Verstappen was a championship rival after the Red Bull driver won the last two Formula 1 races.

Hamilton apologises to Ferrari for overriding strategy call

Lewis Hamilton apologised to his Ferrari team for his costly decision to override their strategy call during the Singapore Grand Prix.

Verstappen claims dominant first Singapore GP win

Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time in his Formula 1 career with a dominant victory, while Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton endured a messy race strategically to tumble off the podium late on.

Unwell Hamilton misses post-Singapore GP interviews after medical checks

Can Ferraris work together to beat Verstappen at Singapore GP?

Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari will do "whatever it takes" as a team to beat Max Verstappen in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.

Norris 'told off' as McLaren lament 'unacceptable' crash with Piastri

Lando Norris has revealed he was "told off" by McLaren following a collision with team-mate Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint that team principal Andrea Stella said was "not acceptable".

Verstappen surge continues with Singapore pole ahead of Ferraris

Max Verstappen claimed his second pole position of the Singapore Grand Prix weekend to put himself at the head of the grid for Sunday's race and prolong Ferrari's wait for a first full pole of the season.

Verstappen wins wet Singapore Sprint after Russell crashes

Max Verstappen won a rain-affected Singapore Grand Prix Sprint after George Russell dramatically crashed out from the lead.

Antonelli: Mercedes upgrades felt better but window is 'very small'

FIA admits 'human error' created power disparity in Singapore Sprint Qualifying

The FIA has admitted "human error" caused a power disparity during Sprint Qualifying in Singapore.

Verstappen keeps Singapore Sprint pole after investigation

Max Verstappen maintained his rich vein of form to claim pole position for Saturday's Sprint at the Singapore Grand Prix, which he kept after avoiding a penalty in an investigation over yellow flags.

Stewards' verdict: Why Verstappen avoided pole-losing grid penalty

Wolff: People who think Mercedes favour Antonelli should watch Teletubbies

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff says people who believe the team have favoured Kimi Antonelli over George Russell this season are "brainless" and should watch Teletubbies and Mickey Mouse instead of Formula 1.

Russell tops sole Singapore practice

George Russell was fastest from Charles Leclerc in the only Singapore practice session ahead of Sprint Qualifying later on Friday.

'It's about time!' - F1 drivers excited amid Rwanda GP rumours

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and George Russell have expressed their excitement at the possibility of Rwanda hosting a Formula 1 race amid speculation the African nation could soon be added to the sport's calendar.

Russell, Antonelli to race with different specs amid Mercedes upgrade concern

George Russell will race Mercedes' older-specification car, while Kimi Antonelli will run an upgraded package at the Singapore Grand Prix as the team bid to get to the bottom of why the updates introduced in Malaysia did not deliver the expected performance.

FIA introducing measures to avoid ‘software bug’ chaos repeat

The FIA will introduce further changes to wet-weather engine software from the United States Grand Prix after completing a review into the "software bug" that further delayed the start of last week's rain-hit race in Malaysia.