Sports · Motorsport · 12 hrs ago
Verstappen starts on pole for Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen of Red Bull starts first in the Singapore Grand Prix after qualifying fastest.
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton start second and third.
The race is scheduled to run for 62 laps on a long track in hot conditions, and is expected to last about two hours.
Hamilton said he believes his car is strong enough to challenge Verstappen.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli leads the drivers’ standings, while Mercedes leads the constructors’ standings.
George Russell, who qualified sixth, will start from the pit lane.
The race will test the drivers’ fitness as well as their speed.
Max Verstappen is set to start the Singapore Grand Prix from pole for Red Bull.
Verstappen recorded a qualifying time of 1:31.373.
Charles Leclerc will start second for Ferrari, with Lewis Hamilton third.
The race is scheduled to run for 62 laps.
Hamilton said he believes his car gives him a chance to put pressure on Verstappen.
- Who
- Max Verstappen starts on pole for Red Bull.
- What
- The Singapore Grand Prix is due to take place over 62 laps.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Singapore.
- Why
- Verstappen set the fastest qualifying time, 1:31.373.
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Verstappen qualified fastest with a time of 1:31.373.
The starting grid placed Verstappen first, Leclerc second and Hamilton third.
- Pole position
- Max Verstappen, Red Bull
- Qualifying time
- 1:31.373
- Second on grid
- Charles Leclerc, Ferrari
- Third on grid
- Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari
- Race distance
- 62 laps










