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Red Bull and Mercedes were the only two teams to list new development parts at Singapore – and it included revised front wings for both cars.

Aston Martin’s new Chief Technical Officer Enrico Cardile has insisted that the team are “going to get it right next year” – though he stopped short of predicting at what point of the season this could happen.

Toto Wolff believes that his comments on Kimi Antonelli’s “underwhelming” weekend at Monza might have helped to motivate the youngster, with the Mercedes boss suggesting that it “lit a fire under the a***” of the rookie following two stronger outings in Baku and Singapore.

At No. 4, Jacques Villeneuve shares his memories of the 1997 European Grand Prix weekend – where the Williams driver beat Ferrari rival Michael Schumacher to the title after a bizarre Qualifying session and controversial banging of wheels on race day – with Mike Seymour.

Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer analyses whether Oscar Piastri's complaints in the Singapore Grand Prix were justified, and whether McLaren should have intervened to keep things fair between their two drivers.

The distinguished luxury tequila brand Volcan de mi Tierra has become Official Tequila of Formula 1 as part of LVMH’s landmark 10-year agreement with F1.

The Singapore Grand prix did not go to plan for Racing Bulls, who had both cars finish outside the points despite at times showing enough pace to mix with the top teams in practice and Qualifying. Isack Hadjar was forced to nurse an engine issue on his way to a P11 finish, while Liam Lawson finished down in 15th.

Pierre Gasly was frank in his assessment of how the Singapore Grand Prix went for Alpine, with the Frenchman coming home near the back of the pack in 19th place. With Franco Colapinto only 16th, this was the fifth race weekend in a row Alpine have not managed to score with either car.

With 16 Drivers’ and Teams’ World Championships combined, Williams are the third most successful team in Formula 1 history – behind Ferrari and McLaren. But they haven’t won a title since 1997, and it has been 13 years since they last took a race victory, so Team Principal James Vowles is on a mission to bring the glory days back to the Grove-based outfit.

Producer, writer and host Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Dimz Inc., alongside F1, is launching a brand-new YouTube original four-part weekly series titled ‘Passenger Princess’, premiering on October 15.

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Both Kick Sauber drivers had contact with other cars in the Singapore Grand Prix and neither Nico Hulkenberg nor Gabriel Bortoleto managed to score points – though Hulkenberg isn't convinced they had to pace to trouble the top 10 even if they'd had a clean race.

Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies admits that "being able to fight for the win" during the Singapore Grand Prix "means a lot" after Max Verstappen finished second in Sunday's race.

George Russell returned to winning ways with a superb Singapore Grand Prix display, but who else joined the Mercedes driver at the top of the Power Rankings charts? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

Discover the standout paddock fashion from the 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. From George Russell’s winning weekend to the outfits of Alexandra Saint Mleux, Lily Muni He and Rebecca Donaldson, see how the Marina Bay Circuit paddock set trends in style.

McLaren have experienced an extraordinary turnaround in their Formula 1 fortunes over the last few years, going from the rear of the field at the start of the 2023 season to earning back-to-back Teams’ Championship titles in 2025. F1.com charts the journey with some of the milestone moments along the way…

Thanks to their Monza competition win, our lucky fans got to experience the Italian Grand Prix like true VIPs — with behind-the-scenes paddock access, unforgettable moments with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team and more.

Williams' Carlos Sainz believes "we need to keep getting better" after a mixed weekend in Singapore, with team mate Alex Albon suggesting "what could have gone wrong went wrong".

There were contrasting emotions in the Haas garage at the end of a Singapore Grand Prix that saw Ollie Bearman score points for the American outfit with his ninth place finish. But team mate Esteban Ocon endured a frustrating race, the Frenchman having started down the back of the field following a poor Qualifying.