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Resurgent Verstappen holds off Leclerc to seal dominant F1 Singapore GP win
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Red Bull driver claims second victory in a row Kimi Antonelli third and extends championship lead Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix with a commanding run from pole to flag to take his first victory at the Marina Bay circuit on the occasion of his 250th race. He comforta
Red Bull driver claims second victory in a row Kimi Antonelli third and extends championship lead Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix with a commanding run from pole to flag to take his first victory at the Marina Bay circuit on the occasion of his 250th race. He comfortably beat the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc into second place with the championship leader, Kimi Antonelli, third. The defending world champion, Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri were fourth and fifth respectively for McLaren and Lewis Hamilton sixth for Ferrari.
Antonelli’s Mercedes teammate George Russell came through to take ninth place, having started 19th on the grid. Continue reading...
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