The Singapore Grand Prix gave Max Verstappen the one win that had somehow always escaped him.
On his 250th F1 start, Max took pole, controlled the race without reliable radio communication, and finally added Singapore to his list of victories.
This episode includes:
• Max Verstappen dominating the weekend and finally taking his first Singapore Grand Prix win
• Why the sprint race completely failed — despite somehow featuring nine DNFs
• Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri colliding in the sprint, plus the fallout from Lando’s comments afterwards
• Lewis Hamilton ignoring Ferrari’s pit call, trying to stretch his soft tyres for 44 laps, and tumbling down the order
• Kimi Antonelli quietly finishing third, extending his championship lead to 102 points, and potentially wrapping up the title in Austin
• Why F1 barely uses full wet tyres anymore, Pirelli choosing compounds that are too hard, and whether it’s hurting the racing
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Max gets his Singapore win, Hulkenberg delivers Audi’s best Grand Prix finish of the season, and Ferrari somehow manage to turn another promising race into a strategy headache.
Next stop: Austin — where Kimi Antonelli could become world champion.
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