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Lewis Hamilton gets Singapore GP penalty as Fernando Alonso unleashes fury

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Lewis Hamilton gets Singapore GP penalty as Fernando Alonso unleashes fury
Lewis Hamilton was given a five-second penalty by Formula 1’s stewards, having failed to respect track limits in the latter stages of the Singapore Grand Prix.Hamilton suffered from suspected brake issues in the last four laps of the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, which meant he dropped behind Charles Leclerc – though this had been the plan all along after the Briton failed to let ...Keep reading

8. Winners and losers from F1's fiery 2025 Singapore Grand Prix

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Winner: George Russell, MercedesA Mercedes win on hot and steamy Singapore was not likely on many people's bingo cards, but here we are after George Russell deftly defeated the might of Max Verstappen and the McLarens.Leading after the first lap is crucial around Singapore, so a stellar pole lap and solid start were a big step towards the Briton's second win of the season, but nevertheless ...Keep reading

9. Oscar Piastri losing his cool - and F1 title momentum: Singapore GP winners and losers

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Who impressed and who had a race to forget at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix?

10. Lando Norris rejects "aggressive" assertions about move on Oscar Piastri in Singapore GP

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The optics of 'blue on blue' – or in this case papaya on papaya – incidents in Formula 1 seldom reflect well on the aggressor. Especially at McLaren, where a policy of scrupulous equality prevails.But Lando Norris outright rejected claims that his move on team-mate Oscar Piastri at Turn 3 on the opening lap of the Singapore Grand Prix was "aggressive" – even though they bumped wheels and ...Keep reading

11. Norris denies "aggressive" move on Piastri in F1 Singapore GP start

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The optics of 'blue on blue' – or in this case papaya on papaya – incidents in Formula 1 seldom reflect well on the aggressor. Especially at McLaren, where a policy of scrupulous equality prevails.But Lando Norris outright rejected claims that his move on team-mate Oscar Piastri at Turn 3 on the opening lap of the Singapore Grand Prix was "aggressive" – even though they bumped wheels and ...Keep reading

12. Singapore GP F1 driver ratings: Standout rookie destined for Ferrari impresses

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Who performed best across the 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix weekend?

13. "Certainly shocking" first lap: Red Bull's verdict of Yuki Tsunoda's Singapore weekend

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Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Laurent Mekies has delivered his assessment of Yuki Tsunoda's Singapore Grand Prix, explaining that his first lap was "certainly shocking".The Japanese driver started the weekend at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, going ninth and 11th fastest in the first two practice sessions, which Mekies was happy with. But his weekend took a turn when he went 18th fastest ...Keep reading

14. Fred Vasseur defends safety concern as Lewis Hamilton nurses failed brakes in Singapore GP

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has said Lewis Hamilton's Singapore Grand Prix was compromised from the opening laps of the race as he struggled with a brake issue that forced the driver to lift and coast until the end of the race. Despite this, the seven-time world champion still managed to score the fastest lap of the Sunday.“It will be difficult to start with the positive,” Vasseur ...Keep reading

15. Fred Vasseur rejects safety concern as Lewis Hamilton nurses failed brakes in Singapore GP

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has said Lewis Hamilton's Singapore Grand Prix was compromised from the opening laps of the race as he struggled with a brake issue that forced the driver to lift and coast until the end of the race. Despite this, the seven-time world champion still managed to score the fastest lap of the Sunday.“It will be difficult to start with the positive,” Vasseur ...Keep reading

16. Hamilton hit with Singapore GP penalty as Alonso unleashes anger

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Lewis Hamilton was given a five-second penalty by Formula 1’s stewards, having failed to respect track limits in the latter stages of the Singapore Grand Prix.Hamilton suffered from suspected brake issues in the last four laps of the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, which meant he dropped behind Charles Leclerc – though this had been the plan all along after the Briton failed to let ...Keep reading

17. Lewis Hamilton gets Singapore GP penalty as Fernando Alonso unleashes fury

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Lewis Hamilton was given a five-second penalty by Formula 1’s stewards, having failed to respect track limits in the latter stages of the Singapore Grand Prix.Hamilton suffered from suspected brake issues in the last four laps of the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, which meant he dropped behind Charles Leclerc – though this had been the plan all along after the Briton failed to let ...Keep reading

18. ‘Nothing went smooth’ - Max Verstappen details Red Bull issues at F1 Singapore GP

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“I had a lot of issues with the shifts, the downshifting, upshifting. It was really unpredictable.”

19. Hadjar hits back at "grumpy" Alonso after Singapore GP fight

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Fernando Alonso criticised Isack Hadjar’s defence in the Singapore Grand Prix, with the 21-year-old Frenchman labelling the Formula 1 veteran “grumpy”.Aston Martin’s Alonso had to overtake Hadjar twice during the Marina Bay race; first on lap 3 for eighth position, diving down the inside at the hairpin, then on lap 37 for 13th as the Racing Bulls driver nursed a suspected engine ...Keep reading

20. McLaren to review driver clash as F1 title tension reaches new high

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McLaren will review the clash between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in Singapore.

21. Isack Hadjar hits back at "grumpy" Fernando Alonso following Singapore GP battle

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Fernando Alonso criticized Isack Hadjar’s defence in the Singapore Grand Prix, with the 21-year-old Frenchman labelling the Formula 1 veteran “grumpy”.Aston Martin’s Alonso had to overtake Hadjar twice during the Marina Bay race; first on lap 3 for eighth position, diving down the inside at the hairpin, then on lap 37 for 13th as the Racing Bulls driver nursed a suspected engine ...Keep reading

22. How Piastri batted away questions over his first-lap skirmish with Norris in Singapore GP

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Oscar Piastri kept a lid on any residual frustrations over his Singapore Grand Prix first-lap contretemps with McLaren Formula 1 team-mate Lando Norris, stating that "tensions were high" in the opening laps.Norris and Piastri were side-by-side through Turn 2 and on the run to Turn 3, with Norris attempting to thread his car down the inside into the corner of the tight left-hander.Piastri ...Keep reading

23. More pain for Lewis Hamilton as F1 track limits penalty drops him to eighth

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Lewis Hamilton drops to P8 after being hit with a five-second penalty.

24. How Oscar Piastri avoided questions on clash with Lando Norris and McLaren team orders

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Oscar Piastri declined to give any real comment on the clash between him and his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris during the opening lap of the Singapore Grand Prix. Repeating that he's yet to view the contact from other angles, he was keen to stay silent on the subject. On the first lap, Norris lunged in a move to take third place, but as he lost traction, he collided with the gearbox of the ...Keep reading

25. Lando Norris brushes off incident with Oscar Piastri at Singapore GP: “It was good racing”

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Lando Norris gives his view on his Lap 1 overtake on Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix.

26. Dawson, Jewiss crowned British GT champions at Donington Park finale

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Charles Dawson and Kiern Jewiss have clinched the 2025 British GT3 title after finishing fourth at the Donington Park finale - a two-hour British GT contest won by Barwell’s Alex Martin and Sandy Mitchell.The 2 Seas Mercedes pair simply needed seventh to deny the three other championship contenders: Giacomo Petrobelli/Jonny Adam (Blackthorn Aston Martin), Morgan Tillbrook/Marvin Kirchhofer ...Keep reading

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