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Carlos Sainz edged out second-place Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton finished third after his Mercedes teammate, George Russell, crashed on the final lap

Carlos Sainz held on from pole to win a gripping race on Singapore’s street circuit, holding off Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton to end Max Verstappen’s winning run

Red Bull has struggled to find performance all weekend on the Marina Bay track, and after a set-up change made things worse for qualifying the Dutchman couldn’t better 11th place.

The Ferrari driver snatched back-to-back poles in 2023 in a tense qualifying around the Marina Bay track, edging out Mercedes' George Russell.

Stroll clipped the kerbs through the final corner at Marina Bay to unsettle the rear of his AMR23. He then fired into the outside wall before spinning back across the circuit.

NEW DELHI: In a remarkable turn of events at the Singapore Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz of Ferrari secured pole position, ending Red Bull's astounding streak of 15 consecutive wins. Sainz's pole marks the second consecutive one for himself and Ferrari, and the Italian team's third in the past four races.

The Briton produced a superb late effort in Q3 to split the Ferraris at the Marina Bay circuit, beating Charles Leclerc by 0.007s to line up second behind polesitter Carlos Sainz.

The Red Bull drivers failed to make Q3 while an immense performance from Ferrari’s Sainz helped him pip George Russell at the front of the grid

Sainz and Charles Leclerc had locked out the top two positions following the opening foray of laps, with the two having saved a set of soft tyres each from Q2 to use at the start of the final shootout to throw down the gauntlet to Ferrari's competitors.