Key Highlights: Kim Kardashian and Sky Sports broadcaster Martin Brundle shared a lighthearted exchange during the Sunday grid walk ahead of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. The interaction cleared the air following an awkward encounter at the Monaco Grand Prix earlier in the season, where Kardashian chose to stay silent. Kardashian attended the Marina Bay ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton qualified third for the Singapore Grand Prix, trailing pole-sitter Max Verstappen by just 0.123 seconds. A tricky setup balance and sudden rear snapping in Q3 prevented Hamilton from securing a front-row grid spot alongside Charles Leclerc. Scuderia Ferrari aims to exploit a two-versus-one strategic dynamic against Verstappen on Sunday after Isack ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari secured second and third on the grid for the Singapore Grand Prix, narrowly missing pole position to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Lewis Hamilton led both Q1 and Q2 before an aggressive front-wing setup adjustment left his car on a “knife-edge” during Q3. Charles Leclerc fell just 0.054s short of pole after admitting ...
Key Highlights: Kim Kardashian flew roughly 6,700 miles from Honolulu to Singapore in her private Gulfstream G650ER to attend the Marina Bay Street Circuit race weekend. Kardashian supported her boyfriend, Scuderia Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton, directly from the back of the team’s garage during Saturday’s Sprint session. Hamilton gained multiple positions in a wet-weather Sprint ...
Key Highlights Lewis Hamilton qualified in sixth place for the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race following an unsuccessful tyre preparation gamble in SQ3. Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc secured third on the Marina Bay Street Circuit grid, while Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen claimed sprint pole ahead of George Russell. Hamilton took full responsibility for the ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc qualified third for the Sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix, trailing pole-sitter Max Verstappen by just over two tenths of a second. Leclerc conceded that Scuderia Ferrari was just not fast enough to fight for the top spot, citing an underlying pace deficit over recent events compared to Red Bull, ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc admitted that the complex energy management systems of the 2026 regulations conflict with his instinctive, high-aggression qualifying style. The 50/50 power split between the internal combustion engine and hybrid battery forces onboard software to recalculate delivery when drivers push beyond typical baseline limits. Scuderia Ferrari sits more than 150 points behind ...
Key Highlights: Scuderia Ferrari has unveiled a bespoke, dark-themed look for Charles Leclerc ahead of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, temporarily departing from its traditional red colorway. The special-edition race kit and apparel were created in partnership with Puma to reflect “the night under the lights of Singapore” at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The ...
Key Highlights Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has published a comprehensive YouTube video documenting the restoration of his 1991 Ferrari F40. The classic supercar had been parked in a garage and never started since 1991, registering only 69 kilometers on the odometer before Ferrari’s factory engineers revived it in Maranello. Hamilton initially revealed ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc recovered from dead last to finish fourth in Sepang following an early-race tyre gamble, a puncture, and front wing damage. Ferrari endured a chaotic start on slick tyres in wet conditions, but recovery drives from both Leclerc and podium-finisher Lewis Hamilton bolstered their Constructors’ Championship standing. Leclerc backed Scuderia Ferrari Team ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton recovered from 17th place and a one-minute deficit to claim a P3 podium finish at Sepang. A pre-race gamble to start on slick soft tyres backfired in wet conditions before Hamilton elected to stick with the strategy. Hamilton described the result as “bittersweet” after finishing behind race winner Max Verstappen and ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna firmly dismissed rumours of tension with team principal Frederic Vasseur, recalling how he once read reports that the pair could not stand each other while sharing dinner together. Vigna emphasized that Maranello intervened publicly to back Vasseur to shield team personnel and their families from misleading speculation amplified by ...