McLaren CEO Zak Brown says Lando Norris will receive a minor "sporting repercussion" for his Singapore Grand Prix start incident

Race result as Russell wins while Piastri fumes with Norris - Follow F1 reaction from the Marina Bay Street Circuit with Russell winning ahead of Verstappen

In an exclusive interview with VAVEL, Jean from the Singapore Tourism Board shares how the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix has evolved beyond racing — driving tourism, supporting local enterprises, and showcasing Singapore’s creativity and global appeal.

Why is Singapore the hardest race of the season? 🇸🇬 • Avg race length: 1h 56m • 19 unforgiving corners • Stop-start street layout • 80%+ humidity • 60°C cockpit temps • Up to 4 kg body weight lost F1’s ultimate test of endurance. pic.twitter.com/lVqtpo99Zi

McLaren held the British driver accountable for the opening-lap contact, but both drivers insist there is no team favoritism or bias.

Formula 1's governing body declares this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix a 'heat hazard' race with temperatures expected to reach 31C.

This week’s Singapore Grand Prix has been declared a “heat hazard.” That means cars must carry cooling equipment.