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Singapore Grand Prix


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Date
Sun 17th September 2023 (UTC)
Sun 17th September 2023 (Local)

Timestamp
2023-09-17T12:00:00

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League
Formula 1

Season
2023

Round
16

Status
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Location
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The 2023 Singapore Grand Prix (officially known as the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023) was a Formula One motor race held on 17 September 2023 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Marina Bay, Singapore. It was the fifteenth round of the 2023 Formula One World Championship.

The race began with 19 drivers, following Lance Stroll's crash at the end of Q1, which triggered a red flag. It was won by Carlos Sainz Jr. for the second victory of his Formula One career. Sainz took pole position and led the entire race, finishing ahead of Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton. For most of the race George Russell was looking at a podium but crashed out on the last lap at turn 10. The Grand Prix was the only race of the 2023 season that was not won by a Red Bull Racing driver; it also ended Max Verstappen's record streak of ten consecutive wins and Red Bull Racing's record streak of fifteen consecutive wins. AlphaTauri driver Liam Lawson scored his first points in Formula One by finishing ninth in the race.

Background

Preparations being made the month prior to the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix
The event was held across the weekend of 15–17 September. It was the fifteenth round of the 2023 Formula One World Championship and the 22nd running of the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Transparent Spacer01 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Carlos Sainz Jr1:46:37.418
Transparent Spacer02 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lando Norris+0.812s
Transparent Spacer03 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lewis Hamilton+1.269s
Transparent Spacer04 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Charles Leclerc+21.177s
Transparent Spacer05 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Max Verstappen+21.441s
Transparent Spacer06 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Pierre Gasly+38.441s
Transparent Spacer07 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Oscar Piastri+41.479s
Transparent Spacer08 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Sergio Perez+54.534s
Transparent Spacer09 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Liam Lawson+65.918s
Transparent Spacer10 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Kevin Magnussen+72.116s
Transparent Spacer11 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Alexander Albon+73.417s
Transparent Spacer12 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Guanyu Zhou+83.649s
Transparent Spacer13 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Nico Hulkenberg+86.201s
Transparent Spacer14 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Logan Sargeant+86.889s
Transparent Spacer15 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Fernando Alonso+87.603s
Transparent Spacer16 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon George RussellDNF
Transparent Spacer17 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Valtteri BottasDNF
Transparent Spacer18 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Esteban OconDNF
Transparent Spacer19 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Yuki TsunodaDNF
Transparent Spacer20 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge icon Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lance StrollDNF


Result Description
Zhou Guanyu started the race from the pit lane due to power unit changes. As the race began, Carlos Sainz Jr. kept the lead while teammate Charles Leclerc, starting on the soft tires, jumped ahead of George Russell to take second place. Meanwhile, Russell's teammate Lewis Hamilton took the turn 1 run-off and was noted by the stewards for gaining an advantage, so he gave the position back to Russell.

Having made contact with Sergio Pérez, Yuki Tsunoda suffered a puncture early in the race and retired on lap one due to damage to his sidepods. He safely parked his car behind the barriers. His retirement triggered a yellow flag for a brief time period. Not long afterward, Logan Sargeant crashed into a barrier and broke his front wing. He returned to the pit lane while his car spewed debris onto the track, triggering a safety car. Red Bull Racing chose not to pit their drivers during the safety car period, meaning both were running older hard tyres at the restart. Russell, Lando Norris, and Hamilton were thus able to pass Pérez and Max Verstappen, who were both struggling due to their older tyres. After dropping track position, Verstappen and Pérez came into the pits, coming out in fifteenth and eighteenth respectively, but recovered to fifth and eighth respectively. The race resumed with Sainz holding his pace at the front. A few laps later, Esteban Ocon stopped on track with a gearbox issue, triggering a virtual safety car. Mercedes took advantage of this to double-stack their drivers in the pits for new medium tires. Fernando Alonso, who had received a penalty during the earlier safety car period due to crossing the pit entry line, had a slow stop, leaving him last. Russell and Hamilton both passed Leclerc to claim third and fourth respectively.

As the race entered its closing stages, Sainz strategically allowed Norris, running in second place, to remain in range for DRS. The DRS benefit made it harder for Russell and Hamilton (third and fourth) to overtake Norris and challenge Sainz for the lead. On the final lap, Russell clipped the wall and broke his suspension, causing him to slam into the wall at turn 10 and ending his podium hopes. Norris had clipped the same wall just before Russell's crash but his car was undamaged. Having led the entire race, Sainz won the race, his first since the 2022 British Grand Prix and Ferrari's first since the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix, breaking Verstappen and Red Bull Racing's winning streak, with Norris claiming second place and Hamilton claiming third place after Russell's crash. In only his third race in Formula One, Liam Lawson scored his maiden points by finishing ninth, driving for AlphaTauri. Hamilton's finishing third and Alonso's fifteenth place meant Hamilton moved up from fourth to third in the championship. Max Verstappen's fifth place finish would mark the only race where Verstappen would not finish on podium for the entire 2023 season.
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