Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing dominated the Singapore Grand Prix, securing his second consecutive victory after also winning in Malaysia. The race saw Charles Leclerc from Ferrari and Kimi Antonelli from Mercedes rounding out the top three.
Starting from pole position, Verstappen maintained his lead throughout the race. The Red Bull driver achieved a qualifying time of 1:31.373 during Q3, securing his spot at the front. Despite not improving his time in later laps, he faced little challenge for the lead.
Race Highlights
In the final seconds of the race, Lucas Piastri overtook Lewis Hamilton to finish in the top five. Throughout the race, Verstappen consistently led, with Leclerc and Antonelli following closely. Notable moments included Leclerc reclaiming second place from Hamilton and Verstappen pulling away from competitors, establishing a significant lead.
Current Drivers’ Championship Standings
Kimi Antonelli leads the championship with 320 points, followed by George Russell at 236 points and Lewis Hamilton at 214 points. Verstappen, with 188 points, ranks fifth alongside Lando Norris, who is also at 188 points.
Current Constructors’ Championship Standings
Mercedes continues to dominate with 556 points, followed by Ferrari at 405 and McLaren at 316. Red Bull holds fourth place with 298 points.
