Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Race start time, how to watch, full schedule, predictions
Formula 1’s original night race is back as drivers prepare for the ultimate challenge around the Marina Bay Circuit in Singapore.
Verstappen: Paddock 'less stressful' post-Horner
Max Verstappen said the F1 paddock is “less stressful” following Christian Horner’s exit from the sport because “it is not nice when you constantly have tension between people.”
Mercedes confirm Russell engine penalty
Mercedes has confirmed that George Russell will serve an engine penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
Sources: Russell set for penalty amid engine woes
George Russell is set to start Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix from the back of the grid as a knock-on effect of his engine failure at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, sources…
Could Malaysia return to F1 calendar? The state of play despite Sepang travel chaos
Malaysia’s Sepang circuit hosted a popular — and, as it stands, one-off — return to the Formula 1 calendar, although it was overshadowed by three days of travel chaos and nightmare experiences…
UK gets first WRC champion in 25 years
After a quarter of a century, Britain finally has a World Rally champion again in Welshman Elfyn Evans following his victory in Italy.
Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia: Breaking down the engine fiasco
There was a lot to love about Sunday’s race. But it will forever be overshadowed by the mess caused by the new F1 engines.
Verstappen: Bahrain GP win 'special' for Red Bull
Max Verstappen praised Red Bull’s resilience through a tough start to 2026 after he delivered the team an “amazing” first win with its own engine at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Bahrain GP: Chaos after heavy delays due to rain
Max Verstappen said “lol look at this” during a farcical aborted start at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, where F1’s new hybrid engines appeared to shut down on masse at reduced…
'Totally unacceptable:' F1 drivers slam delayed start to Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
“Horrible”, “sad”, and “totally unacceptable” were among the reactions of Formula 1’s drivers to the sport’s attempt at racing in wet conditions at Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
