Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, the 17th round of the 2022 F1 World Championship during a thrilling qualifying ...
But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.
F1 enjoyed its most dramatic qualifying session of the year at the Singapore Grand Prix as Charles Leclerc took pole position, while Max Verstappen.
[Sergio Perez](/f1/racer/13/sergio-perez) will join him on the front row of the grid, but teammate [Max Verstappen](/f1/racer/852/max-verstappen) will have to recover from eighth after he aborted his final lap in Q3 due to a lack of fuel. Especially as Bottas was flying in the dry conditions on Friday. “It was definitely not the session that we hoped for,” Ocon said. [F1](https://www.crash.net/f1/news) enjoyed its most dramatic qualifying session of the year at the [Singapore Grand Prix](https://www.crash.net/f1/news/1012905/1/f1-singapore-gp-2022-full-weekend-race-schedule-how-watch) as Charles Leclerc took pole position, while Max Verstappen abandoned his final lap. It’s really frustrating.” “It’s such a shame, I don’t think we would have been much better in Q3 because I don’t think we would have been able to resolve the problem.
The grid is set at Marina Bay - so what are the Qualifying results for the 2022 F1 Singapore Grand Prix?
[Mercedes](/formula-1-teams/mercedes) - who still got his first top three start of the season. [Lewis Hamilton](/formula-1-drivers/lewis-hamilton) holding advantage after the first runs. [Max Verstappen](/formula-1-drivers/max-verstappen) was only eighth quickest.
Charles Leclerc will start from pole position after topping qualifying for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. Here's how and when you can watch the race.
But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.
TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Part One: Guenther STEINER (Haas) Frédéric VASSEUR (Alfa Romeo), Laurent MEKIES (Ferrari). Q: Fred, let's start by discussing some ...
The facts are such that the submission is made to the FIA, and it is a private submission between the team and the FIA. In terms of complexity, yeah, of course, we all agree that is simply a new dimension of the sport in Formula 1 now, dealing with the financial regulations as well, but in the end, we are all able to develop, produce and race Formula 1 cars. If that's a rule and a regulation that all the teams unanimously agreed to, then this is a rule that has to be obeyed. So, you know, I think that is it is something that the FIA can police, but inevitably there are going to be going to be learnings and we're seeing clarifications that are coming out even subsequent to when the submission has been made that could have a material impact on the actual submissions that were made back in March. But I think part of the issue was that the Safety Car went in front of Russell instead of Verstappen, I think and it was this greater bit of a mess, or at least extended the Safety Car period and now to decide if we have to put the red flag when Ricciardo’s car was stopped - I'm not in between the communication between the marshals and the race director. I mean that for sure it was a huge amount of work, probably much more for the big teams than for us but in those ones we are also smaller and I think also we have to consider the huge amount of work done by the FIA to inspect all the teams. LM: I think we know it's one of the downside of these regulations but as we are seeing, as we, the three of us, have said, we also know that there is more benefits and downsides in these regulations. we are not at the cost cap this year but the process which is put in place, it's a lot of work, but it is, I wouldn't say difficult, but you need to put the effort in. So we are fully in favour of that concept, of enforcing it as severely and as transparently as possible because it is the way forward as far as we managed to pass this stress test. This is why it's key now that we do not move the goalposts of what is allowed and what is not allowed. Also, going into the future, we know what you have to deal with, and we need to make sure that we are not watering down the budget cap for the future. And I think what we were saying yesterday is that we are very much looking forward to have clear and transparent evaluations of what has happened and that severe measures are being taken if there is a breach.
Chris Medland takes a look at the different pit stop and tyre options that are available to the teams on race day at the Marina Bay Circuit…
So qualifying saw a slow improvement before enough of the track was finally ready for slick tyres, with the crossover point coming with lap times in the 1m52s. Plus, if it rains, the hard is not the ideal tyre to be on… But this will only work if a driver can overtake in order to use their pace advantage. So let’s take a look at the different options that are available to the drivers in Singapore… There hasn’t been a huge amount of dry weather running since Friday but the data is all pointing towards a one-stop strategy being the quickest route for a number of reasons. The downside is an early Safety Car period can’t be reacted to if you’ve started on the hard as it won’t be possible to make it to the end of the race on softs or mediums, so drivers would be staying out on track in the hope of a second interruption to try and make that strategy work. In this case, the inters are good for up to 30 laps and are holding up well on such a surface, and then the preferred choice will be to use soft tyres as they have the lowest working range and perform best of the slick compounds when there are still damp patches. The need for those starting on the softs to manage the pace in the first part of the race is expected to mean that starting on the hard won’t cost a huge amount in terms of lap time, ensuring anyone who does so is able to stay in touch with the pack. The latter approach also opens up the potential to take advantage of an incident and save time in the pits, as a stop under Safety Car conditions takes 15 seconds, and under Virtual Safety Car is closer to 20 seconds. [READ MORE: Hamilton back in the fight and Verstappen on the back foot – What To Watch For in the Singapore GP](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.hamilton-back-in-the-fight-and-verstappen-on-the-back-foot-what-to-watch-for.4Md8zaX4h7UuR0JFZTGAtu.html) The frontrunners get to set the pace and that means it’s likely to prove optimal for them to start on the soft compound for the opening stint (strategy 3 in the chart below) – ensuring the best performance off the line and on the opening lap in order to protect their positions on track. One is the performance of the hard compound on a long run that makes it a good race tyre, and another is the length of the pit lane.
Charles Leclerc has taken provisional pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix for Ferrari ahead of Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton.
[Mick Schumacher](/mick-schumacher/)1’54.370 [Lance Stroll](/lance-stroll/)1’54.211 [George Russell](/george-russell/)1’54.012 [Yuki Tsunoda](/yuki-tsunoda/)1’51.983 [Kevin Magnussen](/kevin-magnussen/)1’51.573 [Max Verstappen](/max-verstappen/)1’51.395
The 2022 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix takes place this Sunday on October 2. Here's how you can watch the 17th round of the 2022 F1 season.
Although Ferrari's chances of title glory in 2022 have evaporated, chairman John Elkann expects the team to have chalked up both championships by 2026. But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume
Leclerc's Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz will line up fourth, with fellow Spaniard Fernando Alonso one spot behind him in fifth. Max Verstappen starts the race ...
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A furious Max Verstappen on Saturday night (Oct 2) blamed a fuelling blunder for his eighth place in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.
"Of course, it's always a team effort. "We should have seen that way earlier. "We ran out of fuel.
Formula 1 has returned to Singapore for the first time since 2019 and as we get set to go racing under the bright lights of Marina Bay, a number of the ...
[READ MORE: ‘He could perform miracles’ – Fernando Alonso’s debut F1 season remembered by those who were there, ahead of his 350th GP start](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.he-could-perform-miracles-fernando-alonsos-debut-f1-season-remembered-by-those-who-were-there.5zl2hleCOqsR7fVb1wI2IA.html) And as a tribute to his team’s title sponsor, Russell is sporting a newly designed helmet at the race closest to Petronas’s home. So, fast forward seven months and the Chinese racer has brought a peach coloured bubble tea inspired helmet, showing his love for the beverage. This tweet has been removed from Twitter Sky blue all over, it also features a big smile, a group of kids holding hands, an elephant and much more.
Hello everybody and welcome to a big day of Formula 1 here on the MARCA in English live blog for Singapore GP race. The start time for today's race at ...
The start time for today's race at Marina Bay Street Circuit is 13:00 BST, making it 14:00 CEST. There appears to be a small chance of rain on the circuit which will complicate the drivers just as it did during qualifying. We'll be receiving a further update in 15 minutes as to when the 2022 Singapore GP will get underway.
The start of Formula 1's 2022 Singapore Grand Prix has been delayed after torrential rain hit the island city just over an hour before the race's scheduled ...
But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.
The start of Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay street circuit has been delayed by a thunderstorm.
It is unclear how late the race can run until if there are any further delays from additional rain. Thunderstorms had already hit the Marina Bay area on Saturday as well. But the radar also indicates a strong chance of thunderstorms all the way through the evening.
Live coverage of Sunday's Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022.
George Russell is set to start the Singapore GP from the pitlane after taking a full set of new Mercedes Formula 1 power unit elements.
But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.
Mercedes have made the call to take on new power unit elements for George Russell's W13 for the Singapore Grand Prix – with the Briton set to drop from his ...
[READ MORE: Hamilton says P3 in Singapore ‘incredibly rewarding’, as Russell left ‘bitterly disappointed’ with Q2 exit](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.hamilton-says-p3-in-singapore-incredibly-rewarding-as-russell-left-bitterly.2rcpOyARTpxRcfAc4XO7YV.html) [READ MORE: Hamilton escapes penalty for wearing jewellery as Mercedes fined €25,000 for self-scrutineering form ‘error’](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.hamilton-escapes-penalty-for-wearing-jewellery-as-mercedes-fined-eur25-000.LPEUMqxkszVnlV4GnbwAy.html) Russell set to start from pit lane in Singapore after taking on new power unit elements
George Russell was left frustrated after a mysterious handling issue during qualifying for Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix saw him fail to progress to Q3 ...
But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.