Rins “angry” with Marquez for Indonesian GP sprint clash

Qualifying for the 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is just a few hours away.The three practice sessions at the Marina Bay Street Circuit are now complete. Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso took the top spot in FP1, McLaren's Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets in FP2 and Red Bull's Max Verstappen went fastest in FP3.Here is everything you need to know to catch all of the on-track action ...Keep reading

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton is under investigation for alleged speeding under a red flag at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix.Saturday afternoon's third practice session at the Singapore Marina Bay circuit was red-flagged after 17 minutes for a crash by Liam Lawson, who hit the barriers at Turn 7 exit after losing control over his Racing Bulls car by bottoming out over the kerbs.It was ...Keep reading

Aprilia MotoGP rider Marco Bezzecchi said he doesn’t have a firm answer for his poor start in the Indonesian Grand Prix sprint after pulling off an incredible recovery to win on the final lap.Bezzecchi stormed to pole position at Mandalika by over four tenths of a second, but got bogged down at the launch and slipped to eighth on the grid.However, with a clear advantage over his rivals ...Keep reading

Marco Bezzecchi thought the Indonesian MotoGP Sprint win had “gone” moments before passing for the win.

Alex Rins was “so angry” at Marc Marquez for contact in the Indonesian MotoGP Sprint, "but then looking at the images..."

Max Verstappen set the fastest time in a red-flagged Free Practice 3 session at the 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.McLaren's Lando Norris was the early pacesetter on mediums, registering a 1m31.021s in the first 15 minutes. Red Bull's Verstappen and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton eventually coming closest to that benchmark on the yellow-walled tyres, lapping in 1m31.358s and 1m31.448s ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen set the fastest time in a red-flagged final practice at the 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.McLaren's Lando Norris was the early pacesetter on mediums, setting a 1m31.021s in the first 15 minutes. Red Bull's Verstappen and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton eventually coming closest to that benchmark on the yellow-walled tyres, lapping in 1m31.358s and 1m31.448s ...Keep reading

Full results from final practice at the Singapore Grand Prix, Round 18 of the 2025 F1 world championship.

Full results from final practice at the Singapore Grand Prix, Round 18 of the 2025 F1 world championship.

Lewis Hamilton faces an investigation for a red flag infringement.

Lewis Hamilton faces an investigation for a red flag infringement.

Yamaha’s Alex Rins admits he was “so angry” at 2025 MotoGP champion Marc Marquez for “destroying” his Indonesian GP sprint race, though his view softened after reviewing their clash.In a chaotic start to Saturday’s half-distance race at Mandalika, factory Ducati rider Marquez forced Rins off the track as they battled for fifth position.The incident dropped Rins down to 18th ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen will not use the cooling vest during the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix and says it is “ridiculous” that the device could become mandatory next year – although the FIA clarifies that these discussions remain ongoing.In Singapore, the FIA issued an official heat hazard sign for the first time ever in F1. The governing body can do this up to 24 hours before the official ...Keep reading

Liam Lawson crashed out of the third practice session ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, causing a red flag. The Racing Bulls team now has just over three hours to repair the car ahead of the qualifying session.After crashing during FP2 yesterday, the Racing Bulls driver started Saturday off on the wrong foot as he collided with the barriers at Turn 7 after riding the kerb on the exit.The ...Keep reading

New 2025 MotoGP World Championship standings after Saturday's Indonesian Sprint race at Mandalika, round 18 of 22.

Marc Marquez says he rode his best of the weekend after he was given a penalty in the Indonesian GP sprint

Marc Marquez says he rode his best of the weekend after he was given a penalty in the Indonesian GP sprint

Francesco Bagnaia was once again at a loss to explain an embarrassing performance after finishing last in the sprint race at the MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix on Saturday.The Italian, who dominated the field a week ago in Japan, finished almost 30 seconds behind winner Marco Bezzecchi, signalling a return to the struggles he has faced for most of the season.After the race, the double world ...Keep reading