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Mercedes explain “clear mistake” strategy call which left Hamilton “so angry”
Mercedes have explained why they started Lewis Hamilton on a set of soft tyres in Singapore, a decision which made the driver “so angry”. Source
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F1 must do a “better job” arranging end-of-season races
In the round-up: F1 must do a “better job” arranging races – Verstappen • Rossi joins Carpenter • Maloney moving to Formula E Source
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‘Perez is only quicker when he has DRS’: How Hulkenberg’s Haas beat a Red Bull
For the second time this year, Nico Hulkenberg brought his Haas home ahead of Sergio Perez’s much quicker Red Bull. Here’s how he did it. Source
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Ricciardo facing end of F1 career as RB replace him with Lawson
RB have confirmed Daniel Ricciardo will not see out the season and has been replaced by Liam Lawson with immediate effect. Source
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Vettel, Verstappen, Norris: The team mate contests that defined Ricciardo’s career
Three contests against different team mates defined Daniel Ricciardo’s career. Here’s how he did against all of them. Source
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Brown will raise questions over B-teams after Ricciardo denies Norris fastest lap point
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown is raising questions over why Lando Norris lost the fastest lap point to a driver from Red Bull’s junior team. Source
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McLaren dominant despite changing car over rivals’ “complaints”
Lando Norris said McLaren’s performance in Singapore was especially impressive in the wake of the controversy over their rear wing. Source
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Norris can’t claim full reward despite most dominant display this season
Lando Norris prevailed over Max Verstappen during the longest night of the season, but was denied a maximum score. Source
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Ricciardo’s missed career chances coincide in Singapore’s fateful final laps
Daniel Ricciardo’s path crossed with the two championship-contending cars he missed out on in the final laps of the Singapore Grand Prix. Source
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Red Bull “scratching the surface” of what AI can do in Formula 1
In the round-up: Red Bull “scratching the surface” with AI • IndyCar introduces charters for 25 cars • Fairclough clinches British F4 title Source
