Max Verstappen clinched pole position for Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix, outpacing the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton as Mercedes struggled. The four-time champion set a best effort of a 1m31.373s to finish just 0.054s faster than Leclerc and secure his second pole of the weekend, having done so for the sprint.

Lewis Hamilton adds his voice to support from within Ferrari towards embattled F1 team boss Fred Vasseur. But what about its top executives?

The crisis at Ferrari is real after a Maranello meltdown in recent races, and Fred Vasseur is 'annoyed' with his drivers according to Ralf Schumacher.

Every October, racing fans tell ghost stories. But the scariest one in motorsport history isn’t a ghost at The post The Cursed Sharknose: Wolfgang von Trips’s Ferrari 156 and F1’s Darkest Day appeared first on Backfire Racing.

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Charles Leclerc has revealed that once he is done competing as a driver in F1 he will not be done with the sport altogether. Now the concept of Leclerc retiring is premature at the very least. At just 28 years old,

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The new heir to McLaren’s hypercar line isn’t afraid to frolic and even taunt the Maranello carmaker on its own turf.