McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella at the 2026 F1 Singapore GP as he discussed the races of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
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Stella on potential podium opportunity for Norris, pace and Piastri’s slow puncture in 2026 F1 Singapore GP

McLaren F1 Team Principal Andrea Stella left the 2026 Singapore GP with a realistic outlook. The papaya team banked solid points on Sunday at Marina Bay. However, the Italian knew the result owed as much to circumstances as to pace. A late-race charge had lifted both cars into the top five, but a missed podium…

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McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella in Singapore for 2026 F1 Sprint Race
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Stella disgusted with Norris and Piastri contact in 2026 F1 Singapore Sprint Race: “Simply not acceptable”

McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella was extremely disappointed with his driver duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri following their collision in the 2026 F1 Sprint Race at the Singapore GP. Not only the impact called for extensive fixes on the Aussie’s challenger in the very little time left before Qualifying, but it also cost…

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F1 | 2026 Singapore GP | Sprint Race | Verstappen takes commanding win as the McLarens clash and Russell crashes out

The last Sprint Race of the 2026 F1 season is about to begin, as drivers line up for the first racing leg of the Singapore GP. During Sprint Qualifying, latest race winner in Bahrain Max Verstappen had narrowly taken pole from Mercedes’ George Russell. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli, sporting an upgraded version of the W17,…

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Franco Colapinto driving for Alpine F1 in 2026 Sprint Qualifying for Singapore GP 2026
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Alpine F1 left with soft tyre performance doubts after Sprint Qualifying for 2026 Singapore GP

It was an overall decent day for Alpine F1, as Pierre Gasly found his way into the top ten during the Sprint Qualifying for the 2026 Singapore GP, with teammate Franco Colapinto set to start right behind in P11. The driver duo are in a strong position to fight for points in the last Sprint…

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Rafael Vaessen discusses representing Singapore, the legacy he hopes to leave, and the person he wants to become beyond racing.
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Racing up the ladder | “I will be driving for Singapore” — Rafael Vaessen on representation, legacy, and no regrets

For Rafael Vaessen, racing under the Singaporean flag carries meaning beyond the result sheet. Singapore is known globally for its Formula 1 Grand Prix, but Singaporean drivers remain far less represented on the international stage. For Vaessen, that makes his own place in motorsport feel more distinct. Although he also has Dutch heritage, he sees…

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Rafael Vaessen reflects on his early karting experiences, time away from racing, and the return that reignited his career.
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Racing up the ladder | “It felt so natural” — Rafael Vaessen on his journey back to racing

For Rafael Vaessen, the road back to racing has been as important as the road into it. While many junior drivers build their careers through a continuous climb from karting to cars, Vaessen’s journey has taken a different shape. His introduction to motorsport came early, through family, but his relationship with racing changed over time….

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Gabriel Bortoleto Singapore GP
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Bortoleto reflects on tough F1 Singapore GP after early damage and long hard-tyre stint

It was a challenging F1 Singapore Grand Prix for Gabriel Bortoleto and the Kick Sauber team, as the Brazilian rookie’s evening unravelled after contact on the opening lap and a difficult long stint on hard tyres, which left him finishing 17th. Early contact and pit stop Starting from 14th, Bortoleto’s race took an immediate turn…

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Sainz at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix- Photo credits Williams f1

Sainz Fights to Points in Stunning 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix Drive

In a race defined by relentless pace and flawless execution, Carlos Sainz delivered a masterclass in damage limitation at the 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix. A post-qualifying disqualification saw him start from P18 on the grid. Despite that, he fought tenaciously to seize a valuable championship point. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is notoriously difficult…

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