In a strategic move that played a pivotal role in Ferrari’s success at the Singapore Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc opted for soft tires, and this calculated decision ultimately contributed to teammate Carlos Sainz’s triumph on the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Leclerc, who initially led the race, provided crucial insights into his race-day strategy, which had
MoreFerrari’s Carlos Sainz revealed the risky strategy he employed during the Singapore Grand Prix, where he deliberately slowed down to assist his teammate Lando Norris in defending against pursuing Mercedes drivers. This calculated approach ultimately led to Sainz securing his first victory of the season. Following a Virtual Safety Car period with 17 laps remaining,
MoreRTL pundit Allard Kalff believes Carlos Sainz has become Ferrari’s “team leader”, with the Spaniard starting to make his own decisions, whilst Charles Leclerc continues to do exactly as he’s instructed. Sainz became the first non-Red Bull driver this season to claim victory, following a sensational display of concentration at the Singapore Grand Prix last
MoreAmid mounting speculation about Carlos Sainz’s future in Formula 1, a former Formula 1 racer, Johnny Herbert, has weighed in on the potential alignment between Sainz and Audi, stating that the Spaniard possesses the qualities the German carmaker will require as it officially enters the sport. Sainz’s name has been closely linked with Audi in
MoreRed Bull Racing finds itself struggling at the Singapore Grand Prix, putting their dominant streak at risk. After securing a record-breaking run of ten consecutive victories, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez failed to even reach ‘Q3’ in Singapore, marking the team’s worst performance in five years. Mercedes driver George Russell, sandwiched between Ferraris on the
MoreCharles Leclerc didn’t mince words as he criticised his fellow drivers for turning the final sector of the Singapore Grand Prix qualifying into a chaotic ‘jungle.’ Despite the challenging conditions, Leclerc managed to secure the third spot on the grid for Sunday’s race, with his teammate Carlos Sainz securing pole position, positioning Ferrari strongly for
MoreFerrari’s Carlos Sainz has rejected claims that Red Bull is facing a sudden crisis at the Singapore Grand Prix, despite the team’s challenging start to the weekend. While Sainz and his teammate Charles Leclerc demonstrated their competitive edge reminiscent of the recent Monza race, the Red Bull cars lagged behind by a significant seven-tenths margin.
MoreRed Bull driver Sergio Perez has voiced his concerns about his team’s performance at the Singapore Grand Prix. Perez’s comments followed a challenging Friday for Red Bull, where they struggled to match the pace set by their rivals in the practice sessions. Perez’s teammate, Max Verstappen, managed to secure the third spot in FP1. However,
MoreCarlos Sainz clinched pole position for the highly anticipated Singapore Grand Prix, leaving fans in awe after Max Verstappen’s unexpected elimination in Q2. The weekend’s qualifying session unfolded with unprecedented drama, as Red Bull Racing faced early exits for both of its drivers for the first time in nearly five years. The shocking turn of
MoreFerrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are gearing up for the Singapore Grand Prix with high hopes of closing the gap to Red Bull Racing. In the previous Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Leclerc secured a strong third-place finish, while Sainz crossed the line in fourth, marking their most impressive combined result of the
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