Verstappen on sprint pole after another settings issue
Red Bull's Max Verstappen beats Mercedes driver George Russell to sprint pole at the Singapore Grand Prix.
BBC Sport reports: Red Bull's Max Verstappen beats Mercedes driver George Russell to sprint pole at the Singapore Grand Prix.
This sports story centres on Singapore. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Mercedes and George Russell.
Why it matters
Results and decisions like this can shape standings, selections and the rest of the season for the teams and athletes involved.
Key details
- Location
- Singapore · Asia
- Reported by
- BBC Sport
- First reported
- Key names
- Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Mercedes, George Russell, Singapore Grand Prix
- Section
- Sports
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