Verstappen Finally Conquers Marina Bay — and Hands Antonelli a Match Point

Pole, sprint, Grand Prix: a clean Singapore sweep for Red Bull. Behind him, third place leaves the title leader one good Sunday in Austin from history.

Max Verstappen converted pole into his first Singapore Grand Prix win, leading from start to finish and taking the flag 7.3s clear of Charles Leclerc, with Kimi Antonelli third. It is a second straight Grand Prix win after Sepang, his 73rd in all, and it lifts him to fourth in the standings.

Antonelli now has 340 points to George Russell's 238, a 102-point lead with six races left. Russell started 19th on a power-unit penalty and recovered only to ninth. Several outlets calculate that a win in Austin on 25 October, with Russell ninth or lower, would make Antonelli F1's youngest world champion.

Ferrari left frustrated: Hamilton started third, stayed out on old softs on a one-stop plan and slid to sixth, and has since apologised to the team for the call.

Two Lead Changes in 24 Hours: Martín Takes the Title Back

Márquez stole the sprint and the points lead on Saturday. On Sunday Aprilia filled the top four and handed it straight back.

Marco Bezzecchi won the Indonesian Grand Prix, passing pole-sitter Raúl Fernández with nine laps left as Aprilia locked out the first four places. Jorge Martín recovered to third; sprint winner Marc Márquez finished sixth. The table reads Martín 355, Márquez 353, with five rounds left.