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Russell reveals how Mercedes suddenly became dominant force at Singapore - F1technical.net
Following some difficult races for Mercedes, George Russell took a victory at last Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix in dominant fashion. The Briton suggested that tyres are “more robust” this year which certainly helped Mercedes extract the best from its W16.
Why was Hamilton penalized in Singapore despite his evident brake issues? - F1technical.net
Lewis Hamilton dropped behind his old rival Fernando Alonso at the Singapore Grand Prix after the seven-time world champion was handed a five-second time penalty for exceeding the track limits on multiple occasions.
“Lando was definitely the quickest guy out there,” claims Russell after his dominant win in Singapore - F1technical.net
Despite his dominant display at Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russell claims that his McLaren rival Lando Norris “was definitely the quickest guy out there.”
Russell takes controlled Singapore victory, McLaren crowned champions - F1technical.net
Pole sitter George Russell controlled the 62-lap race at Singapore from start to finish to secure a brilliant victory under the lights. Max Verstappen finished in second while McLaren's third and fourth was enough to secure the Constructors' Championship.
Verstappen reveals why he was unable to pass Russell despite his soft tyres - F1technical.net
Despite his softer tyres at the start, Max Verstappen was unable to pass George Russell into Turn 1. The Dutchman revealed after the race that he knew that “the inside [line] just was a lot worse for start performance.”
“The last thing I want is to make contact with my teammate,” Norris offers his verdict on his collision with Piastri - F1technical.net
Reflecting on the incident with his team-mate Oscar Piastri at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix, Lando Norris reckoned that “the last thing I want is to make contact with my teammate.”
Fast facts for the Singapore Grand Prix - F1technical.net
The Formula 1 community headed this weekend to South East Asia for the Singapore Grand Prix, Round 18 of the 2025 FIA Formula One World Chapmpionship. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó picks out some stats and trivia ahead of the Singapore race.
Brilliant Russell takes Singapore pole position - F1technical.net
Mercedes' George Russell took a surprising pole position at Singapore while Verstappen or McLaren looked like favourites. Verstappen was content with second and confident for the race while Oscar Piastri was the fastest McLaren driver in third.
Vowles claims Williams will be "urgently investigating how this happened" after double disqualification - F1technical.net
Following a double disqualification for Williams drivers Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon from the qualifying session at the Singapore Grand Prix, team principal James Vowles reckoned that the Grove-based outfit will be "urgently investigating how this happened."
FP3: Verstappen tops final Singapore practice ahead of Piastri and Russell - F1technical.net
Four-time world champion Max Verstappen topped the final hour of practice at the Singapore Grand Prix, but the field was incredibly closely matched, with the first sixteen drivers having finished within a second. F1Techncail's senior writer Balazs Szabo reports on FP3.
Verstappen reveals what Red Bull needed to bounce back after tough summer races - F1technical.net
On the back of his race victories in Monza and Baku and a second-place in yesterday's qualifying session at Singapore, Red Bull driver Max Verstappen revealed what the Milton Keynes-based outfit needed to bounce back after tough summer races.
REACTIONS: What did drivers have to say after the Singapore qualifying session? - F1technical.net
Despite his crash on Friday, George Russell managed to bounce back on Saturday to secure pole position for the 16th running of the Singapore Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo delivers drivers' reactions.
Wolff reveals what Mercedes needed to grab pole position at Singapore - F1technical.net
After George Russell grabbed a surprise pole position in yesterday's qualifying session at the Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff revealed that the Brackley-based outfit carried out some vital setup tweaks following Friday's practice sessions.
Antonelli was left frustrated as he "left a good chunk of lap time on the table" - F1technical.net
Despite a strong performance that led to a fourth starting position for today's Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli was left frustrated as he "left a good chunk of lap time on the table."
STATISTIC CORNER: Vettel remains the most successful driver at the Singapore Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Four-time F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel is still the most successful driver in the history of the Singapore Grand Prix, with the German having secured a total of five victories at the Marina Bay Circuit.
Russell was left "a little bit surprised at McLaren's lack of pace this weekend" - F1technical.net
Having grabbed a surprise pole position in Saturday's qualifying session at the Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russell was left "a little bit surprised at McLaren's lack of pace this weekend"
Leclerc reveals why he has visited Ferrari’s factory more often this year than in previous seasons - F1technical.net
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has admitted that he has visited the Scuderia’s factory on a more regular basis than in previous seasons, claiming that the technical overhaul for the 2026 season has prompted him to assist to the development work in person.
TYRES: Why did Pirelli rule out its softest compound for Singapore? - F1technical.net
Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has elected not to bring its softest compound for this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix because it had feared that the track characteristics and the weather conditions could have led to some overheating issues.
Leclerc struggles to find answers for Ferrari’s disappointing season in 2025 - F1technical.net
Ferrari suffered a tough weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix two weeks ago. The Scuderia put in a dominant performance on the opening day of the Baku weekend, with Lewis Hamilton having set the benchmark on Friday ahead of his team-mate Charles Leclerc.
'It's a balancing act how you split resources for 2025 and 2026," claims Aston Martin's Bob Bell - F1technical.net
With the imminent arrival of the 2026 all-new technical regulations, Aston Martin's Executive Director - Technical, Bob Bell conceded that it is a balancing act for the teams to split rescources between the current season and next year's technical overhaul.
Antonelli and Colapinto reveal how sprint weekend make life more challenging for rookie drivers - F1technical.net
Amid talks about the possible increase in the number of sprint races, Mercedes driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli has admitted that sprint format makes life for rookie drivers a bit tougher, considering they will have less time in practice to learn and experiment.
F1 Exhibition set to make its Asia-Pacific debut in November - F1technical.net
The Formula 1 Exhibition will make its Asia-Pacific debut, with Melbourne having been announced as its latest location. The Exhibition will open its doors at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 29 November 2025.
Business: Adidas reveals why it will collaborate with Audi in 2026 despite its existing collaboration with Mercedes - F1technical.net
Adidas confirmed earlier this month that it will extend its commitment to Formula One by signing a contract with the future Audi F1 team, and the German sportswear manufacturer has now revealed that it is intent on "engaging a new generation of motorsport fans."
MotoGP: Bagnaia takes stunning victory in Japan, Marquez seals his seventh MotoGP title - F1technical.net
Hot on the heels of his sprint victory on Saturday, two-time MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia went on to secure his second victory of the season, displaying an absolutely dominant performance at the Japanse Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo reports on the Motegi race.
MotoGP: The path that led to Marquez's seventh world championship title - F1technical.net
With his second-place finish at Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix, Marc Marquez has secured his seventh MotoGP world championship title with five more races to go in 2025. MotoGP reveals the path that led to the Spaniard's sensational comeback from his serious injuries.
“They made me cry at the end of the day," claims Grosjean as he reflects on his drive with Haas at Mugello - F1technical.net
Former Formula One driver Romain Grosjean made a long-awaited return to the cockpit of an F1 car on Friday as part of a special test session with his former team Haas at the Mugello Circuit in Italy.