Verstappen claims pole and wins Singapore GP
Max Verstappen secured pole position and victory in the Singapore Grand Prix, denying Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.
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Singapore Grand Prix Results
Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix, securing his first victory at Marina Bay. He beat Charles Leclerc to pole position and held the lead throughout the race, finishing 7.3 seconds ahead of Leclerc.
Kimi Antonelli took the final podium position, extending his lead in the championship over George Russell. Ferrari's Leclerc finished second, while Lewis Hamilton dropped to sixth late in the race.
Other notable finishes included Oscar Piastri in seventh, Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly in fourth and fifth, respectively, and George Russell and Isack Hadjar in the top 10.
Driver Standings Update
The result has significant implications for the championship standings. Antonelli now leads Russell by 102 points, giving him a strong chance to clinch the drivers' title at the next round.
Ferrari strengthened its hold on second in the constructors' standings, with Leclerc finishing second and Hamilton sixth. Mercedes' Hamilton lost three places in the race, while Red Bull's Verstappen and Russell both recovered from the back of the field.
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