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Hamilton inherited third place in Singapore after Mercedes team-mate George Russell crashed out while chasing down Lando Norris on the final lap of the Grand Prix

Russell was in the podium places and pushing hard for the win on the final lap of the race when he lost control of his Mercedes and crashed out, gifting third place to Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes gambled with their tyre strategy to try to catch Carlos Sainz, but it did not pay off and, to make matters worse, Russell crashed out on the final lap of the race

A tense and enthralling Singapore Grand Prix ended with a brawl for the win with Carlos Sainz leading and holding off Lando Norris and the charging George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind him

Russell qualified second for the Singapore Grand Prix with Hamilton fifth on the grid, raising hopes for Mercedes that they might be the ones to end Red Bull's winning streak

Albon is making the most of his second chance in F1, shining with Williams in his second year with the team having spent a year out after being axed by Red Bull at the end of 2020

Mirror Sport visited the F1 Authentics facility in Northamptonshire, to find out how car parts otherwise destined for landfill are being upcycled in a sustainable way

The FIA stepped in with a new technical directive which all F1 team must adhere to ahead of the Singapore GP weekend, targeting flexible aerodynamic components on cars

F1 stewards decided against rubbing salt into Red Bull's wounds with a grid penalty for Verstappen after qualifying, despite three separate investigations into the Dutchman

Stroll smashed up his Aston Martin after losing control at 150mph in Q1 on Saturday, hitting a wall hard and leading to a trip to the medical centre to be checked over

Russell was delighted after qualifying on the front row and very much in the fight for victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, but Hamilton will have more work to do from fifth on the grid

Verstappen didn't even make it to the top 10 in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix and admitted after the session he "for sure" is not in contention for victory on Sunday

Max Verstappen struggled in practice as Red Bull opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris to snatch pole for the Singapore race

Verstappen has struggled with the balance of his Red Bull car throughout the Singapore GP weekend and paid for in in qualifying when he failed to even make it into the top 10

Verstappen swore in anger at his F1 rivals over traffic encountered in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, but Sky Sports failed to censor his X-rated outburst

Lance Stroll was fortunate to get out of his Aston Martin apparently unscathed after completely destroying his Aston Martin in a 150mph crash during qualifying in Singapore

Former Ferrari F1 driver Massa, who narrowly missed out on the 2008 title which was won by Hamilton, is ramping up legal action to try to overturn the result of that championship

Red Bull struggled through all three practice sessions at the Singapore Grand Prix, raising hopes for their F1 rivals that they can finally end Max Verstappen's winning streak

Red Bull want to maintain their 100 per cent winning record this season, but may find it tough to do so if their slow pace and potential gear shifting problems in practice continue

First practice gave hope to Red Bull's rivals that Max Verstappen might be vulnerable in Singapore this weekend, with Mercedes and Ferrari looking to take advantage

Vettel cemented his place as Red Bull Racing's greatest ever F1 driver, until Verstappen found his groove and set out to better everything his predecessor achieved

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have run away with both F1 championships this season, while Hamilton and Mercedes have not won a race and have been off the pace

Marko was accused of making an offensive comment about Red Bull racer Perez's nationality, for which he apologised both publicly and privately to the Mexican driver

Runaway leaders Red Bull warned ahead of this trip to Singapore that the Marina Bay Circuit might cause them to struggle more than usual, and Friday practice backed up that concern

F1 rookie Lawson is filling in for Ricciardo while the Aussie recovers from surgery on his broken hand, but is now eyeing a permanent seat having had a taste of the series