Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, taking the race for the first time in his Formula 1 career, according to Sky Sports. Charles Leclerc finished second, with Kimi Antonelli third, the BBC reported.
Sky Sports described Verstappen's drive as a dominant one, with the Dutchman leading from Leclerc. The Guardian covered the race as it happened, and Autosport reported it as a nightmare outing for Lewis Hamilton.
Hamilton apologised for his strategy at the event, Sky Sports reported. The outlet did not give further detail in its headline summary of the race.
The result adds a new circuit to Verstappen's win list, with Singapore previously missing from his record. The Marina Bay street race is one of the sport's most demanding events, and victory there had eluded him until this weekend.
The outcome also reshapes the championship picture. Crash.net published updated F1 championship standings after the Singapore Grand Prix, though the specific points gaps were not included in the material available.
Attention now turns to how the result affects the title race and to Hamilton's team's review of its strategy calls.
