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Winners and losers from F1's wet Singapore GP sprint race
Our pick of winners and losers from the sixth and final sprint race of the 2026 F1 season at the Singapore GP
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Our pick of winners and losers from the sixth and final sprint race of the 2026 F1 season at the Singapore GP
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Max Verstappen won an attritional F1 Singapore GP sprint race bookended by initial race leader George Russell crashing out and the two McLarens colliding
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Raul Fernandez has repeatedly excoriated Aprilia stablemate Marco Bezzecchi for his role in setting up their crash at the start of the Mandalika sprint, describing Bezzecchi's tactics as "not nice", "ungentlemanly" and "not clever"
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Full results from F1's rain-delayed, safety-car-interrupted Singapore GP sprint race
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MotoGP's former championship leader Jorge Martin had to surrender the Mandalika sprint win and points lead due to the risk of a tyre pressure infringement
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Marc Marquez took an unlikely Indonesian GP sprint race win after a first-corner incident took out two victory contenders and a series of problems for MotoGP title rival Jorge Martin
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Raul Fernandez took his first ever MotoGP pole at Mandalika, with main title contenders Marc Marquez and Jorge Martin only fourth and fifth
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Singapoe has already exposed a big weakness with Mercedes' new upgrade package
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Max Verstappen has kept his pole position for Formula 1's Singapore sprint race despite breaching the yellow flag rules by overtaking Lewis Hamilton
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The FIA and both Mercedes are among our picks for the biggest winners and losers from sprint qualifying in Singapore
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Max Verstappen and George Russell will share the front row for the sprint race at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix
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Jenson Button hopes Formula 1’s calendar does not expand beyond 24 events, as he believes it would put too much strain on the personnel in teams