The top three, Hamilton, Russell and Piastri, are covered by just 0.077s. Piastri improves to second with a 32.838. Russell reclaims the top spot with a 32.274, 0.547s up on Hamilton. Norris goes ...

Today's press confernce with Esteban Ocon, Franco Colapinto, Fernando Alonso, Lando Norris, Gabriel Bortoleto and Liam Lawson.

Russell had been expected to take a grid hit in Austin, where overtaking is easier, certainly compared to Singapore, when he was scheduled to take on the ADUO upgrade, however last weekend's ...

Christian Horner received a £100m pay-off from Red Bull following his dismissal. The Briton, who recently announced that a job on the payroll at Ferrari would be his dream, was fired by the Austrian ...

The FIA has completed an investigation into the software issue that affected a number of cars at the start of the Bahrain in Malaysia Grand Prix.

One person who didn't hide his glee at Horner's sacking was Helmut Marko, though the Austrian was also subsequently shown the door by the Milton Keynes based outfit. Incensed by the claim in Horner's ...

Adding to the challenge of the weekend, for the very first time the Singapore event will run to the Sprint format. As always, the Sprint means a different schedule compared to a normal Grand Prix ...

Liam Lawson: "The Singapore GP holds fond memories for me as it's where I scored my first points in F1, so I'm always excited to race here.

George has the added challenge of a power unit penalty, which will mean starting from the back of the grid on Sunday, following the engine failure in Malaysia.

Amended starting grid for the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia after penalties applied.

Our car may not be as well suited to the slow, 90-degree corners we see at Marina Bay, but we have also seen the competitive order vary from track to track this year.

Paul Williams, Chief Trackside Engineer, shares insights into the key technical factors that will shape the weekend.