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F1 Grand Prix race results: Sergio Perez wins Singapore GP (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

Red Bull's Sergio Perez won the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay on Sunday, a rain-delayed race punctuated by safety cars for multiple crashes and ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

LIVE: 'Chaos' — Mercedes star dealt huge blow as Singapore GP ... (Fox Sports)

LIVE: 'Chaos' — Mercedes star dealt huge blow as Singapore GP delayed due to wild weather.

The Dutchman was fuming on team radio and will have to pull out something special to challenge Charles Leclerc, who will start from pole position. Max Verstappen, meanwhile, was fuming after he was forced to abandon his final flying lap in qualifying and return to the pits because his Red Bull was low on fuel. “Therefore car number 63 should now be required to start the race from the pit lane.” Britain’s Russell has finished in the top five for all but one of the races he has completed in his debut season for Mercedes.

F1 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - Race results (RacingNews365)

Sergio Perez takes the win from Charles Leclerc, but is under investigation for a Safety Car infringement.

[McLaren](/formula-1-teams/mclaren) taking home double points with Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo rounding out the top five. [Charles Leclerc](/formula-1-drivers/charles-leclerc) at the Singapore Grand Prix. [Red Bull](/formula-1-teams/red-bull) driver managed the pace after overtaking Leclerc into Turn 1 on the opening lap.

F1 results: Singapore GP 2022 full standings as Sergio Perez wins ... (iNews)

The Mexican took a superb, tense victory in treacherous conditions ahead of Charles Leclerc at Marina Bay. Sergio Perez of Red Bull.

- Nicholas Latifi – DNF - Fernando Alonso – DNF - Esteban Ocon – DNF The Spaniard did secure third place ahead of Lando Norris, though, while an error from Hamilton halfway through the race saw him tumble down the order to a final finishing position of ninth. The tyres were then flat-spotted to the extent that the Dutchman was forced to pit for fresh rubber and had no chance of recovering into a lofty position, ultimately finishing in seventh. For the final thirty minutes of the race with DRS activated and dry tyres on the pair were engaged in a tense tussle for the win in treacherous conditions, but Perez handled the pressure immaculately to secure just his second triumph of the 2022 season.

F1 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - Full Race results from Round 17 (crash.net)

Nat. Team, Time. 1, Sergio Perez, MEX, Oracle Bull Racing, 59 Laps. 2, Charles Leclerc, MON, Scuderia Ferrari, + 2.595s *. 3 ...

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F1 2022 results: Singapore Grand Prix – Race (Marina Bay) (PlanetF1)

Red Bull's Sergio Perez has won the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, weathering a race of intense pressure and changeable weather conditions.

- Nicholas Latifi Williams DNF - Fernando Alonso Alpine DNF - Alex Albon Williams DNF - Esteban Ocon Alpine DNF - Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri DNF Max Verstappen, who started from eighth place, had a dramatic race that started with him falling to 12th on the opening lap.

F1 results: Singapore GP and World Championship standings (AS English)

Charles Leclerc finally inched closer to Max Verstappen in the 2022 Formula 1 World Championship after a second-place finish in the Singapore Grand Prix.

Verstappen had the opportunity to secure his second consecutive world title in the Singapore Grand Prix, but a dismal performance in qualifying and an unimpressive race put the championship out of his reach, at least for the weekend. Charles Leclerc was not able to find a way to get past Sergio Pérez, and the Mexican went on to win the Formula 1 Singapore GP. Alpine did not have the same luck, with both pilots Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso failing to finish due to problems with their cars’ power units.