Verstappen's three-race winning streak reached Singapore with a sprint-grand prix sweep at Marina Bay, but Ferrari handed him the keys. The Scuderia's strategy bungling dominated post-race analysis once again—whether it cost them a legitimate shot at victory or merely salvaged damage to a podium remains the central debate. The Race's latest podcast dissects how Ferrari's pit wall managed to make Verstappen's life easier in a race where Red Bull's dominance is no longer a given.
Mercedes' latest upgrade package raised more questions than answers, while McLaren's intra-team friction continued to simmer. With Verstappen extending his championship lead on Ferrari mistakes rather than outright pace advantage, the Scuderia's strategy woes are becoming the season's defining subplot. Singapore was supposed to favor Ferrari's car—instead it exposed their operational gap.
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