Formula One

With the World Constructors’ Championship safely secured, is McLaren’s commitment to ‘papaya rules’ between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris finally over?

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The Singapore Grand Prix saw McLaren secure the Constructors’ title, while the two championship protagonists locked horns. But who came out on top?

McLaren sealed back-to-back Constructors’ titles in Singapore–their first since the Senna era. Method, unity and precision define their rise.

George Russell’s redemption drive, McLaren’s tense title clincher, and Ferrari’s fall – five key lessons from the Singapore GP.

Lewis Hamilton has received a five-second time penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix for leaving the track multiple times without a justifiable reason. The Ferrari driver drops to eighth, promoting Fernando Alonso to seventh.

After a pit stop disaster, Alonso’s fiery radio message and relentless drive to P8 in Singapore prove his fighting spirit is far from fading.

Piastri calls it “a difficult race” after contact with Norris, as McLaren’s Singapore triumph highlights growing tension between the pair.

McLaren seals its 10th Constructors’ title in Singapore, securing the championship early after a dominant season from Norris and Piastri.

George Russell executed a dominant victory under the floodlights of Singapore, joined by Max Verstappen and Lando Norris on the podium, while McLaren celebrate securing back-to-back Constructors' Championships.

George Russell stormed to a dominant pole in qualifying, and will be joined by Max Verstappen on the front row — with the McLarens not far behind set to wrap up their Constructors’ title under the lights. Here’s everything to look out for in Singapore, the host of Formula One’s original night race.

Liam Lawson takes full blame for his Singapore qualifying, stating two practice crashes were "not good enough" but hopes the car is fast enough to fight.

Williams suffers a double disqualification from the Singapore Grand Prix qualifying after technical infringements on the Drag Reduction System (DRS) configurations of both cars.

Charles Leclerc voices his frustration with an "unbelievably difficult" Ferrari after a surprise poor result in Singapore qualifying.

Max Verstappen blames Lando Norris for costing him a shot at Singapore pole, but Norris hits back, stating that Red Bull "always complain."

Singapore's qualifying session ends with two blistering laps from Russell, who take his first pole at Marina Bay.

Russell reflects on his crash in FP2 at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Norris reflect on an underwhelming practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix.

A look at the first day of running under the lights for the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix where Aston Martin took the grid by surprise.

Lando Norris eyes Singapore GP with confidence but admits Verstappen’s Red Bull resurgence makes him a key rival for victory.