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March, 2016
GPF News

Alonso Out of Bahrain GP

Fernando Alonso will not take part in the Bahrain GP following his crash in Australia. He will be replaced by McLaren's Belgian reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne.


 

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March, 2016
GPF News

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F1 NEWS - AUTOSPORT.COM Grand Prix Fantasy 2016 News Feed

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Why McLaren considers Norris-Piastri Singapore clash so ?serious?

If you thought you'd never have to hear the term "Papaya Rules" again now that McLaren is no longer F1's dominant team, a new flashpoint over the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend provided McLaren with a most unwanted flashback to 2025.Exactly one year ago, Norris barged Piastri out of the way at the start of the 2025 edition, not causing either car any damage but - as the two drivers were ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

What Max Verstappen will change after Red Bull?s poor F1 starts in Malaysia and Singapore

The Singapore weekend is one of milestones for Verstappen. The Dutchman is contesting his 250th Formula 1 Grand Prix this weekend and has claimed his 50th pole position in the process.Verstappen now belongs to an exclusive group of just five drivers ? alongside Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna and Sebastian Vettel ? who have secured 50 or more pole positions, but the ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

A "better job" or more engine power? Verstappen's Singapore pole unpicked

There's many a slip twixt cup and lip ? and the ifs, buts and maybes nag even more insistently when the gap between pole position and P2 is measured in the thousandths of a second."I think there was potential to be on pole today, but Max just did a better job," said Charles Leclerc after falling 0.054s short of Max Verstappen in final qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

McLaren to talk internally after "simply not acceptable" Norris-Piastri clash

On the final lap of a wet 20-lap sprint, Lando Norris made a lunge on Oscar Piastri on the inside of Turn 5, unsuccessfully backing out of a closing gap and striking his McLarne team-mate's right-rear corner.The tangle sent both cars into a spin, with Piastri eliminated and sustaining severe damage to the rear of his MCL40 and Norris dropping down to eighth at the finish. The stewards summoned ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Russell bemoans "very bad" Saturday at Singapore GP

Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell conceded it was his own mistake that led to him crashing out of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race ? an accident which may have hindered his performance in qualifying.Front-row starter Russell surged into the lead on a wet Marina Bay track with a much better getaway than polesitter Max Verstappen, but lost control as he ran ever so slightly wide on ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Singapore GP: Verstappen continues recent dominance with pole

Max Verstappen clinched pole position for Formula 1?s Singapore Grand Prix, outpacing the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton as Mercedes struggled.Championship leader�Kimi Antonelli and George Russell finished just fourth and sixth, while Verstappen?s Red Bull team-mate, Isack Hadjar, will start from the back of the grid.Q1 ? Hadjar failed by his Red Bull ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Verstappen urges Red Bull to fix race starts problem

A day after topping a Formula 1 qualifying session at the Marina Bay Street Circuit for the first time, Max Verstappen has now added a victory at the same venue. Both sprint sessions underline that Red Bull has a more than competitive car in Singapore this year, although Verstappen himself still does not count these achievements.When the four-time world champion was asked about the ...Keep reading


 

10
October, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Singapore GP: Verstappen wins chaotic wet sprint after Russell's crash

Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race from pole position after ephemeral leader George Russell crashed out at the end of the very first lap.A downpour soaked the grid 15 minutes before the scheduled start, while some parts of the Marina Bay Street Circuit remained dry. The race was delayed by half an hour due to the standing water in Turns 2 and 3.By the time the sprint ...Keep reading


 

9
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Singapore sprint qualifying chaos leaves F1 teams furious

A race control error that left cars down on power in sprint qualifying at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix has left several teams frustrated - with Aston Martin still considering its options.The first segment of sprint qualifying at Marina Bay was red-flagged to clear up debris from Sergio Perez's front wing.Once the session resumed, a human error in race control meant that overtake mode - ...Keep reading


 

9
October, 2026
Autosport.com

FIA reveals "human error" caused latest software glitch in Singapore sprint qualifying

The FIA has confirmed the existence of a second error during sprint qualifying for the Singapore GP, on top of a glitch in the timing and scoring system which caused some drivers' times to not be displayed.SQ1 was halted by a red flag when Sergio Perez hit the barrier at Turn 5, then extracted his car and made his way back to the pits, losing his damaged front wing in the process. This forced ...Keep reading


 

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