Verstappen dominated Singapore's rain-hit Sprint after George Russell threw away the lead with a dramatic crash exiting the final corner of lap one. Russell had charged past the Dutchman at the start in treacherous conditions, only to slam into the wall moments later. Verstappen inherited the lead and never looked back, managing his intermediate tyres on the drying Marina Bay circuit to beat Lewis Hamilton by 2.5 seconds.
The real chaos came late when Lando Norris tagged teammate Oscar Piastri at Turn 5, spinning both McLarens and handing fourth to championship leader Kimi Antonelli. Norris salvaged eighth; Piastri finished a lapped 14th. Brutal day for the American teams—Haas put Ollie Bearman sixth but Esteban Ocon struggled home tenth, while Cadillac's entire lineup failed to finish after early collisions. The Sprint carnage sets up a messy grid for Sunday's Grand Prix, where survival might matter as much as speed.
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