Max Verstappen turned Singapore into a procession, sweeping pole, sprint, and the grand prix in a weekend Red Bull controlled from lights to flag. Charles Leclerc tried to challenge into turn one but never had the pace, finishing seven seconds back. The real drama played out behind as Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari gamble backfired spectacularly. Ferrari split strategies between their drivers—Hamilton on mediums, Leclerc on softs—but the Briton lacked pace from the start and his tyres fell off the cliff late. He tumbled from third to sixth in the closing laps, picked off by both McLarens and Mercedes' Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who grabbed the final podium spot despite flirting with track limits penalties. George Russell's VSC timing wrecked what could've been a strong recovery from nineteenth, while Isack Hadjar salvaged the final point after starting from the pit lane. Red Bull's Singapore stranglehold continues as the championship picture clarifies.
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