Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has saluted the strategy call the side took in its failed pursuit of victory in the Singapore Grand Prix. George Russell and Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Charles Leclerc may have looked like something of a sacrificial lamb during Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix - but he insists it was all part of the Ferrari masterplan. read more »

While it didn't pay off in the end, this clever double-stack strategy from Mercedes gave George Russell and Lewis Hamilton the opportunity to attack for the lead in... read more »

Carlos Sainz produced a tactical masterclass to stop Mercedes snatching victory from him in a gripping finale to the Singapore Grand Prix. From the heart of the Marina Bay... read more »

Toto Wolff has defended Mercedes' strategy gamble at the Singapore Grand Prix, declaring the team would repeat it "every day of the week". read more »

The Red Bull driver knew that Sunday would be a struggle after he qualified only 11th on the grid, insisting afterwards that he could "forget" challenging for... read more »

Red Bull was finally toppled in the 2023 Formula 1 season, as Ferrari's Carlos Sainz brilliantly won this year's Singapore Grand Prix.He did so with a clever and calm... read more »

The Marina Bay track wasn't expected to suit Williams but Albon had a solid race, and a stop for new tyres under the Virtual Safety Car - mirroring the strategy used by... read more »

Alpine driver Esteban Ocon breaking down at the pit exit triggered a virtual safety car on lap 44 of 62 at Marina Bay. This created a window for both Mercedes drivers to pit... read more »

The Singapore GP delivered a race of both strategy and outright pace at various times thanks to safety car periods on the streets of the Marina Bay circuit.From Sainz's... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown admitted Mercedes' daring strategy late in the Singapore Grand Prix had him worried Lando Norris could miss out on a podium finish. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff has heaped praise on his team for its bold strategic gamble in the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has no regrets over his team's strategy gamble at the Singapore Grand Prix, which ultimately saw George Russell throw away a podium when he... read more »

The latter phases of the grand prix at Marina Bay kicked into life when Esteban Ocon's stranded Alpine produced a virtual safety car, prompting the two Mercedes drivers to... read more »

The Red Bull driver's charge from 11th to fifth was hampered by the full safety car after Logan Sargeant's crash, handing a cheap pitstop to the medium tyre... read more »

Mercedes have gone all in for a race win at the Singapore Grand Prix after Alpine's Esteban Ocon lost power at the Marina Bay track, making him the second driver to retire... read more »

While interruptions often happen at the Singapore Grand Prix, making the strategy difficult to predict, Formula One's tyre supplier Pirelli estimates that the one-stop... read more »

George Russell believes Mercedes will be able to put Ferrari "into a difficult position" after securing a front-row start for the Singapore Grand Prix due to their... read more »

In terms of strategy, we think that, given the length of the pit lane, a one-stop is still the clear favourite. read more »

Ever wondered how your Formula 1 heroes are found in the first place? Well, George Russell, Esteban Ocon and Alex Albon may not be on the grid today if it wasn’t for the keen... read more »

Valtteri Bottas scored a point at Monza by making a one stop, hard-medium tyre, strategy work to his favour for his first top ten finish since the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari's Head of Power Unit, Enrico Gualtieri, has said that the lessons learned from 2014's huge engine regulation changes, will help the team's strategy for 2026. read more »

Alex Albon and Lewis Hamilton have lavished praise on the impact James Vowles has made at Williams since his arrival at the team. After slumping to the foot of the standings... read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has defended the decision to let Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc battle it out towards the end of the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Magnussen qualified only 19th at Monza and was one of only three drivers to take a gamble by starting on the hard rather than medium Pirelli tyres.However, while Lewis Hamilton... read more »