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Max Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix: Formula One 2026 race – as it happened

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Max Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix: Formula One 2026 race – as it happened

F1 updates, 1pm BST start at the Marina Bay Street Circuit Verstappen takes pole after sprint win | And mail Daniel Also going on: Sport loves hyperbole, but sometimes, that hyperbole is true: we stand on the cusp of history.

At some point soon, perhaps this month, we will bathe in the light of the F1’s youngest world champion, when Kimi Antonelli gets the 100 points he needs to lift this year’s driver championship.

When you’re bousting cars around twisty tracks at 225mph, stuff can happen – and we don’t even know how many more races there’ll be this season – but even so, it’s surely coming.

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