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    <title>Singapore Qualifying: Verstappen&#39;s Pole on Minimal Mileage, Hamilton&#39;s Lost Tenth and Ferrari&#39;s Straight-Line Problem</title>
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    <description>Max Verstappen takes pole at Marina Bay after completing far fewer laps than his rivals, beating Leclerc by 0.054s and Hamilton by 0.123s. Hamilton topped Q1 and Q2 but did not improve in Q3, leaving a pole-worthy ideal lap unrealised. Ferrari are quickest through the corners but lose heavily on the straights, while Mercedes&#39; upgrades still look difficult to set up.</description>
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    <title>Singapore Race: Verstappen in Control, Two Faces of Ferrari and the Hamilton VSC Mystery</title>
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    <description>Max Verstappen controls the Singapore Grand Prix from the first corner, Ferrari have the pace on the soft tyre but not on the medium, and Lewis Hamilton spends 44 laps on softs after a Virtual Safety Car pit call that nobody heard on the radio.</description>
    <pubDate>Sun, 11 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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    <description>Max Verstappen wins a damp Singapore sprint with the fastest and most consistent pace of the field, while Lewis Hamilton delivers a superb launch and a measured drive to finish second. Russell crashes at the final corner, Leclerc destroys his tyres by overloading the front axle, and both McLarens spin on the last lap just hours before qualifying.</description>
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    <title>Singapore Sprint Qualifying: Verstappen Poles on an Untested Soft, Ferrari&#39;s Power Deficit Is Exposed, and Mercedes&#39; Upgrade Package Falls Short</title>
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    <description>Max Verstappen takes sprint pole at Marina Bay despite a troubled FP1, beating Russell by 0.120s in a session marred by data transmission problems and a human error that disabled overtake mode during Q1. Ferrari lose out to a clear power deficit, Hamilton overdrives the soft tyre, and Mercedes&#39; new upgrade package, tested on Antonelli only, looks to be going in the wrong direction.</description>
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