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The first day of the Singapore Grand Prix towed excitement as Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets during FP2 with an impressive lap of 1m 30.714s. Following the session, several drivers shared their thoughts on what this means for the remainder of the weekend. Our Take: Oscar Piastri's
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Isack Hadjar recently opened up about his admiration for Lewis Hamilton, sharing that their connection grew through a friendly game of Uno. He emphasized the importance of racing fairly, citing Hamilton’s successful career as a prime example of integrity in motorsports. Our Take: While bonding over games like Uno
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Max Verstappen's popularity in the UK has surged, shifting perceptions from a "villain" to a celebrated champion. Former Top Gear host Chris Harris explores this change in attitude and the growing appreciation for the four-time F1 champion. Our Take: Verstappen's transformation in public perception
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Max Verstappen faces a tough challenge as Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris set the pace during Friday's practice in Singapore. Piastri clocked an impressive 1m30.714s, showing strong form, while Verstappen put in a solid performance, finishing third but lagging behind both McLaren drivers. Our Take: The tight
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In a recent turn of events during the Singapore Grand Prix, Ferrari has been fined EUR 10,000 following an incident involving drivers Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris. The stewards found that a member of the Scuderia team misjudged the circumstances during the practice session, leading to a collision that
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Ferrari has been fined €10,000 for an unsafe release during the Singapore Grand Prix practice, which resulted in a collision between Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris. The incident occurred when Leclerc was sent out of the garage directly into the path of Norris, causing damage to the McLaren driver&
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Ferrari faces a €10,000 penalty after Charles Leclerc was unsafely released into the path of McLaren's Lando Norris during practice for the F1 Singapore Grand Prix. The incident resulted in contact that damaged Norris' front wing, necessitating repairs for the McLaren team. Our Take: This fine
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Ferrari has been fined €10,000 following a collision between their driver Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris during second practice. The incident raised concerns about safety protocols in the pit lane, highlighting further scrutiny on team operations. Our Take: The fine serves as a reminder of the importance of precision
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In a recent revelation, Charles Leclerc pointed to a lapse in communication from his Ferrari team as the root cause of his collision with Lando Norris during the second practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix. The incident occurred when Ferrari released Leclerc into the path of Norris, leading to
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Three-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has labeled the pitlane incident between Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and McLaren's Lando Norris as "super clumsy." The collision occurred during the second practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix, resulting in Norris crashing into the wall and sustaining
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In a notable shift, Red Bull showcased their competitive edge during the Friday practice session at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix. This performance marked a significant improvement in pace compared to earlier races this season, suggesting they may be tuning their cars effectively for the tricky street circuit. Our Take:
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has pointed to a miscommunication within his team as the cause of his late collision with Lando Norris during the FP2 session of the Singapore Grand Prix. The incident occurred when Ferrari released Leclerc into the path of Norris, resulting in significant damage to the McLaren&
