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Grand Prix nr:18 | 2024 Race Preview
Date:22nd of September 2024
Track:Singapore Circuit
Lap Distance:5.063 km / 30146 miles
Total Laps:62
Distance:306.280 km / 190.314 miles
Tyres:Hard C3 | Medium C4 | Soft C5

2024 Singapore GP F1 Event Timetable

DatePartLocalCETUKLATokio
Sept
20th
FP1
FP2
17:30
21:00
11:30
15:00
10:30
14:00
02:30
06:00
18:30
22:00
Sept
21st
FP3
Quali
17:30
21:00
11:30
15:00
10:30
14:00
02:30
06:00
18:30
22:00
Sept
22nd
Grid
Race
20:0014:0013:0005:0021:00
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humidity: 88%
wind: 1m/s N
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30°
Wed
29°
Thu
30°
Fri
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Sat
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Infographic

 

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Podiums

 

Podiums Singapore F1 Grand Prix

YearCircuitDateDriverTeamLaps
2024Singapore CircuitSeptember 221th United Kingdom Lando Norris
2th Netherlands Max Verstappen
3th Australia Oscar Piastri
United Kingdom McLaren
Austria Red Bull
United Kingdom McLaren
62
62
62
2023Singapore CircuitSeptember 171th Spain Carlos Sainz
2th United Kingdom Lando Norris
3th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
Italy Ferrari
United Kingdom McLaren
Germany Mercedes
62
62
62
2022Singapore CircuitOctober 21th Mexico Sergio Pérez
2th Monaco Charles Leclerc
3th Spain Carlos Sainz
Austria Red Bull
Italy Ferrari
Italy Ferrari
59
59
59
2019Singapore CircuitSeptember 221th Germany Sebastian Vettel
2th Monaco Charles Leclerc
3th Netherlands Max Verstappen
Italy Ferrari
Italy Ferrari
Austria Red Bull
61
61
61
2018Singapore CircuitSeptember 161th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
2th Netherlands Max Verstappen
3th Germany Sebastian Vettel
Germany Mercedes
Austria Red Bull
Italy Ferrari
61
61
61
2017Singapore CircuitSeptember 171th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
2th Australia Daniel Ricciardo
3th Finland Valtteri Bottas
Germany Mercedes
Austria Red Bull
Germany Mercedes
58
58
58
2016Singapore CircuitSeptember 181th Germany Nico Rosberg
2th Australia Daniel Ricciardo
3th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
Germany Mercedes
Austria Red Bull
Germany Mercedes
61
61
61
2015Singapore CircuitSeptember 201th Germany Sebastian Vettel
2th Australia Daniel Ricciardo
3th Finland Kimi Räikkönen
Italy Ferrari
Austria Red Bull
Italy Ferrari
61
61
61
2014Singapore CircuitSeptember 211th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
2th Germany Sebastian Vettel
3th Australia Daniel Ricciardo
Germany Mercedes
Austria Red Bull
Austria Red Bull
60
60
60
2013Singapore CircuitSeptember 221th Germany Sebastian Vettel
2th Spain Fernando Alonso
3th Finland Kimi Räikkönen
Austria Red Bull
Italy Ferrari
United Kingdom Lotus F1
61
61
61
2012Singapore CircuitSeptember 231th Germany Sebastian Vettel
2th United Kingdom Jenson Button
3th Spain Fernando Alonso
Austria Red Bull
United Kingdom McLaren
Italy Ferrari
59
59
59
2011Singapore CircuitSeptember 251th Germany Sebastian Vettel
2th United Kingdom Jenson Button
3th Australia Mark Webber
Austria Red Bull
United Kingdom McLaren
Austria Red Bull
61
61
61
2010Singapore CircuitSeptember 261th Spain Fernando Alonso
2th Germany Sebastian Vettel
3th Australia Mark Webber
Italy Ferrari
Austria Red Bull
Austria Red Bull
61
61
61
2009Singapore CircuitSeptember 271th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
2th Germany Timo Glock
3th Spain Fernando Alonso
United Kingdom McLaren
Japan Toyota
France Renault
61
61
61
2008Singapore CircuitSeptember 281th Spain Fernando Alonso
2th Germany Nico Rosberg
3th United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
France Renault
United Kingdom Williams
United Kingdom McLaren
61
61
61

Driver Ranking

 

Driver Ranking Singapore F1 GP

DriverGP  1st  2nd  3rd  Pod  Pole  FL  Avg GridAvg PosPoints
1Germany Sebastian Vettel135218414.84.0199
2United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton154037432.96.9164
3Spain Fernando Alonso142125127.47.6114
4Germany Nico Rosberg91102105.16.783
5United Kingdom Lando Norris41102105.03.561
6Spain Carlos Sainz81012108.07.364
7Mexico Sergio Pérez1210010012.39.162
8Australia Daniel Ricciardo1103140310.59.389
9Netherlands Max Verstappen80213005.16.579
10Monaco Charles Leclerc50202205.44.460
11United Kingdom Jenson Button90202018.99.158
12Germany Timo Glock501010014.611.813
13Finland Kimi Räikkönen100022017.69.264
14Australia Mark Webber60022005.811.230
15Finland Valtteri Bottas1000110010.610.547
16Australia Oscar Piastri200110011.05.021
17Brazil Felipe Massa900001010.310.128
18United Kingdom Paul di Resta300000011.010.020
19France Pierre Gasly500000012.610.813
20United Kingdom George Russell400000111.013.512
21Canada Lance Stroll500000016.411.012
22Brazil Rubens Barrichello400000011.311.011
23Russian Federation Daniil Kvyat50000009.612.010
24Germany Nico Hülkenberg1100000110.112.510
25United Kingdom Jolyon Palmer200000015.010.58
26France Jean-Eric Vergne300000013.313.38
27Thailand Alex Albon400000012.313.58
28France Romain Grosjean800000011.913.68
29Poland Robert Kubica40000009.510.57
30Germany Adrian Sutil600000015.013.57
31Belgium Stoffel Vandoorne200000013.59.56
32Germany Nick Heidfeld300000014.314.33
33Denmark Kevin Magnussen800000212.413.63
34United Kingdom David Coulthard100000014.07.02
35New Zealand Liam Lawson100000010.09.02
36Finland Heikki Kovalainen500000014.212.82
37Italy Antonio Giovinazzi100000010.010.01
38Brazil Felipe Nasr200000016.511.51
39Japan Kazuki Nakajima200000010.08.51
40France Esteban Ocon600000014.015.81
41India Narain Karthikeyan100000023.023.00
42United States Logan Sargeant100000018.014.00
43New Zealand Brendon Hartley100000017.017.00
44Austria Christian Klien100000022.020.00
45United Kingdom Will Stevens100000019.015.00
46Belgium Jérôme d'Ambrosio100000022.018.00
47Netherlands Giedo van der Garde100000020.016.00
48Argentina Franco Colapinto100000012.011.00
49Russian Federation Sergey Sirotkin100000019.019.00
50Spain Pedro de la Rosa100000024.017.00
51Germany Mick Schumacher100000012.013.00
52France Sébastien Bourdais100000017.012.00
53United States Alexander Rossi100000020.014.00
54Brazil Nelson Piquet Jr.100000016.020.00
55Brazil Lucas di Grassi100000020.015.00
56Canada Nicholas Latifi100000019.019.00
57Germany Pascal Wehrlein200000019.514.00
58United Kingdom Max Chilton200000021.517.00
59France Charles Pic200000020.517.50
60Italy Giancarlo Fisichella200000018.513.50
61France Jules Bianchi200000020.017.00
62Switzerland Sébastien Buemi300000013.314.00
63Brazil Bruno Senna300000018.318.30
64Japan Yuki Tsunoda300000011.015.30
65Russian Federation Vitaly Petrov300000016.315.70
66Italy Vitantonio Liuzzi300000019.719.30
67Germany Michael Schumacher30000008.719.00
68China Zhou Guanyu300000017.715.70
69Spain Jaime Alguersuari300000014.316.00
70Japan Kamui Kobayashi300000015.016.00
71Mexico Esteban Gutierrez300000012.314.30
72Italy Jarno Trulli400000016.518.30
73Venezuela Pastor Maldonado500000013.813.60
74Sweden Marcus Ericsson500000017.613.80

Team Ranking

 

Team Ranking Singapore F1 GP

TeamGP  1st  2nd  3rd  Pod  Pole  FL  Avg GridAvg PosPoints
1Austria Red Bull1547412235.05.8346
2Italy Ferrari154348726.36.3320
3Germany Mercedes134035345.27.7262
4United Kingdom McLaren152326317.98.8197
5France Renault810120113.111.338
6United Kingdom Williams1501010012.912.942
7Japan Toyota20101009.58.513
8United Kingdom Lotus F1400110012.310.929
9India Force India1000000113.812.356
10Italy Toro Rosso1200000012.312.738
11United Kingdom Aston Martin300000011.010.216
12France Alpine300000012.514.78
13United Kingdom Brawn100000010.05.57
14Switzerland Sauber900000015.713.17
15United States Haas700000211.813.15
16Switzerland BMW Sauber300000010.713.84
17Italy AlphaTauri200000010.513.33
18Switzerland Alfa Romeo300000014.314.71
19Japan Honda100000015.014.00
20Italy Racing Bulls100000112.015.00
21United Kingdom Virgin Racing200000020.318.50
22United Kingdom Racing Point200000011.817.00
23Spain HRT300000023.220.20
24United Kingdom Manor500000020.615.90
25United Kingdom Caterham500000019.917.90

History

Singapore Grand Prix History


2008 Renault RS28 driven by Fernando Alonso who won in Singapore

2008 Renault RS28 driven by Fernando Alonso who won in Singapore

When Formula One rolled up in Marina Bay in 2008, few could imagine how that famous weekend would change the sport for good and start a new era.

The first ever night race was a spectacular event. Sport is said to be a better experience at night, as the artificial light theatrically illuminates every inch and detail.

There is something fresh and exciting about it. And Formula One turned glitz and glamour into an extravagant night-time party.

The atmosphere was more electric, and the racing appeared more dramatic. Formula One comes alive at night. Something stirs inside the drivers. The racing never comes across as dull.

Singapore A pioneer that has changed F1Take the 2014 Bahrain Grand Prix. An event that is regularly criticised for being tedious, produced arguably the best race of the season after the sun went down.

Bahrain joined Singapore and Abu Dhabi as night races. As the calendar expands so does the potential for nocturnal racing. We, the fans, want more and that is very important.

A backdrop of city skyscrapers is in vogue in Formula One, and it stems from the spectacular Marina Bay setting.

The 5km circuit isn’t just aesthetically pleasing, it’s a unique challenge which Lewis Hamiltononce described as “twice as hard as Monaco”. In an age where modern circuits are boring, repetitive and simple to drive; Singapore has produced a track which challenges everyone.

For a street circuit, it is very wide but it has the bumpy and twisty features which are essential. Overtaking is possible but difficult.

Only the bravest and the best can make moves stick. Unlike the procession at Monaco, Singapore offers the potential of high-energy thrilling races.

Sebastian Vettel is the king of the bay, having won three years in a row. Singapore has often been the first of a series of races that favour the German, but he might find that harder now that the rules have changed and Red Bull are no longer dominant.

Singapore A pioneer that has changed F1

In 2010, a gripping race saw Vettel chase Fernando Alonso all night, only to just fall short.

That encouraging race gave Vettel the confidence he needed to go on and win his first of four straight championships.

But Singapore has been the scene of negativity too. In the country’s first race,Renault fixed the event so that Fernando Alonso could win.

The Spaniard was unaware that his team-mate, Nelson Piquet Jnr, deliberately crashed so that a safety car would favour Alonso, who would go and win the race.

Alonso is, along with Vettel and Hamilton, one of just three drivers who have won around the twisty track. Although that could expand now that the new rules are in place.

The Singapore Grand Prix is a key fixture on the F1 calendar, and will remain until at least 2017. However, the legacy is has created will remain for much longer.

The Singapore circuit is also called Marina Bay street circuit and is drawn in the heart of down town Singapore for the Singapore Grand Prix.

News

 

Latest Singapore Grand Prix News


Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

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Here are the first Wallpaper photos of the 2024 Singapore F1 Grand Prix driven on the Marina Bay Street circuit, It was the eighteenth Grand Prix of 2024. The race was won by..

October 18, 2024 with 2 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Norris Rejects Claims Fastest Lap Rule Change Tied to Singapore

Oct.18 - Lando Norris doubts a Formula 1 regulation has been scrapped because of a highly controversial incident involving him at the Singapore GP. At Thursday's World Motor Sport..

October 18, 2024 with 8 Comments

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Ferrari's Fastest Car Falls Short Again Under Singapore Lights

Sep.26 - Ferrari utterly failed to deliver in Singapore, according to former team driver Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard, who now races for Aston Martin, predicted that Ferrari..

September 26, 2024 with 0 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Rookie Colapinto's Risky Singapore GP Start Ignites F1 Controversy

Sep.24 - Two Formula 1 drivers pointed the finger at the sport's newest rookie for his actions at the start of Sunday's Singapore GP. Franco Colapinto has caused a stir since..

September 24, 2024 with 2 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

2024 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Analysis by Peter Windsor

Lando Norris dazzled under the Singapore lights, delivering a masterclass in precision and pace for McLaren-Mercedes. From the drop of the flag to the final lap, the young Briton..

September 23, 2024 with 0 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

2024 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Animated Timelapse

Rewatch the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix, Round 18 of the 2024 Formula 1 Season. It was the one with: Nothing happened until lap 15, when Albon retired the Williams due to a cooling..

September 23, 2024 with 0 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

F1 Nation: 2024 Singapore F1 GP Review Podcast

As the dust settles after the sweltering heat of Singapore, McLaren's Lando Norris delivered a statement-making performance, leaving fans and rivals alike buzzing. Winning by a..

September 23, 2024 with 0 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Norris Criticized Despite Dominating Singapore F1 GP Victory

Sep.23 - Although Lando Norris utterly dominated the Singapore GP, he still faced criticism from a couple of former Formula 1 drivers. "When you're so far ahead, you should..

September 23, 2024 with 3 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Ricciardo's Emotional Farewell Possible After Fastest Lap in Singapore

Sep.23 - Although Daniel Ricciardo's strategic fastest race lap enraged his former team McLaren on Sunday, Zak Brown admitted he feels sorry for the Australian. The RB driver was..

September 23, 2024 with 5 Comments

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Hamilton and Russell Overheat in Brutal Singapore GP Conditions

Sep.23 - Mercedes' driving duo is "fine" despite finishing the hot and humid Singapore GP dehydrated and exhausted. Race winner Lando Norris admitted his "head is spinning" after..

September 23, 2024 with 8 Comments

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