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It's time to watch the 2022 F1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream -- but a rain delay is pushing things back a tad. The race will start with Charles Leclerc at pole position, which he took by the narrowest of margins. You'll be able to watch it play out later this week, so read on and we'll show you how to watch F1 live streams from anywhere with a VPN , potentially for FREE. The F1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream was scheduled to start at 1 p.m. BST / 8 a.m. ET / 5 a.m. ET today (Sunday, Oct. 2). A rain delay will keep it from starting on time. ► FREE LIVE STREAM — ► U.S.— ESPN via ► U.K.— ► Watch anywhere— Try To get pole position, Leclerc posted a time of 1m 49.412s, only 0.022 seconds ahead of Segio Perez's time. Lewis Hamilton trailed the Ferrari by 0.054. As for Max? Well, he finished eighth after abandoning his final lap. Before Italy, Verstappen was only in the lead by a mere 109 points. Now, he's 116 ahead of Charles Leclerc's Ferrari (and 125 ahead of teammate Sergio Perez). And from this position, ahead of this week's practices and qualifiers, it feels like we're on a slow but steady race to Max's overall victory. That said, don't expect Max to clinch in Singapore. His current math has him 22 points away from the 138 point lead he needs for the driver's title. Leclerc would need terrible luck on Sunday, going from pole to a DNF. That said, Leclerc (even with all of Scuderia Ferrari's bad advice) is likely to do well this week. Barring technical difficulties, Lecl...

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Previous / Why a good night's sleep is not just a Singapore GP issue Next / McLaren to run tweaked livery in next two races of F1 2022 / News 2022 F1 Singapore GP – How to watch, session timings and more Formula 1 returns after a mini-break with its first race in east Asia since 2019 with the Singapore Grand Prix, which presents Max Verstappen with his first chance to seal the title. Verstappen can clinch the drivers’ world title at the Marina Bay Circuit through a few permutations, but realistically looks set to wrap up the championship at the following race in Japan. How can Verstappen win the 2022 F1 title in Singapore? Verstappen holds a 116-point lead over Here’s how Verstappen can seal the F1 world title in Singapore: • If Verstappen wins with the fastest lap, Leclerc finishes eighth or lower and Perez finishes fourth or lower • If Verstappen wins without the fastest lap, Leclerc finishes ninth or lower and Perez finishes fourth or lower without the fastest lap Any alternative results which don’t fit into those two scenarios and the title fight rolls on to the Japanese GP. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari SF90, and Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes AMG F1 W10, lead the field away at the start Photo by: Joe Portlock / Full 2022 Singapore GP session timings Friday 30 thSeptember 2022 Free Practice 1: 11:00am-12:00pm BST (6:00pm-7:00pm local) Free Practice 2: 2:00pm-3:00pm BST (9:00pm-10:00pm local) Saturday 1 stOctober 2022 Free Practice 3: 11:00am-12:00pm BST (6:00pm-7:00pm local) Qua...

Race promoter Singapore GP Pte Ltd’s recruitment of volunteer race officials for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 is now open. This is a unique opportunity for members of the public who are keen to marshal the event held at the Marina Bay Street Circuit from 15 to 17 September.

Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. It’s been a while since Formula 1 raced in Singapore. A lot has changed. When the series was last at the Marina Bay Street Circuit Ferrari had a 1-2 with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc. Alex Albon, driving for Red Bull, finished 6th. Nico Hülkenberg was the top driver on the day for Renault (now Alpine) ahead of his teammate Daniel Ricciardo. Antonio Giovinazzi was in the points and we had yet to meet Esteban Ocon, Mick Schumacher, Yuki Tsunado, Nicholas Latifi, or Zhou Guanyu. The Singapore Grand Prix is a spectacle. Under the lights, sparks fly as the F1 cars flash over a bumpy circuit, it even features a portion of the circuit that will go under a grandstand. Even if both titles look all but confirmed, the excitement of being back at the Marina Bay Street Circuit and the intrigue throughout the rest of the grid will carry the weight this weekend. A lot has happened since we left the Italian Grand Prix. F1 announced a 24-race schedule for 2023, AlphaTauri and Alfa Romeo confirmed that Yuki Tsunoda and Zhou Guanyu will return next season, and Williams announced the departure of Nicholas Latifi. ESPN continues to break F1 TV ra...

Information on the entertainment line-up for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023can be found The artiste line-up and schedule is subject to change. Changes may be made at any time to the entertainment programme, even after they have been announced. Refunds will not be given due to any changes in entertainment, concerts or other activities. #SGPDRIVESCHANGE Singapore GP is committed to making the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Grand Prix one of the most environmentally sustainable street circuits on the Formula 1 calendar.. We are committed to driving change towards leaving a positive race print. Building on existing efforts from past races, Singapore GP and STB will flag off a series of sustainability initiatives this year to reduce the event’s carbon footprint, promote a circular economy, and create positive impact in the community. To further highlight their commitment, Singapore GP has appointed Faithful + Gould to produce a Carbon Footprinting Report that will measure the carbon footprint within the Circuit Park’s patron experience zones. Results from this report, which will be audited by Tüv Süd PSB, will be used by Singapore GP to develop a Carbon Management Plan that will guide and enhance sustainability efforts for the race over the remainder of the seven-year term. Find out how Singapore GP is driving change Ticketholders are strongly encouraged to take public transport to the event. Help us keep the Circuit Park clean and green – let’s make t...

Back in 2019, F1 made a Last year's event in Singapore saw the use of cleaner energy, greater resource efficiency by going digital, improved waste management and reduction of single-use plastics. 1,396 solar panels on F1 Pit Building rooftop The F1 Pit Building can now run on cleaner energy, thanks to the 1,396 solar panels on its rooftop. The new panels are now fully operational and are expected to generate 803,155 kWh of energy in a year, which is sufficient to power the facility for the entire race period. This includes the Formula 1 Paddock Club suites, Race Control Room, Media Centre, garages, and administrative offices. Any excess solar energy will be sold to the grid to offset the facility’s utility costs, according to the joint press release. "This is an important milestone because it will reduce the carbon footprint of the race, as well as all other events that use the F1 Pit Building beyond the race period," said Ong Ling Lee, executive director sports and wellness at STB. New LED lights consume 30 per cent less energy STB is currently in the midst of installing more energy-efficient track lighting system to illuminate the 4.928km-long race track. The new LED track lights will replace the conventional metal-halide lights which have been in place since the night race debuted in 2008. The upgraded LEDs will require significantly less power per fitting and consume at least 30 per cent less electricity than the previous bulbs. Not only are new lights more durable, re...

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It's time to watch the 2022 F1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream -- but a rain delay is pushing things back a tad. The race will start with Charles Leclerc at pole position, which he took by the narrowest of margins. You'll be able to watch it play out later this week, so read on and we'll show you how to watch F1 live streams from anywhere with a VPN , potentially for FREE. The F1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream was scheduled to start at 1 p.m. BST / 8 a.m. ET / 5 a.m. ET today (Sunday, Oct. 2). A rain delay will keep it from starting on time. ► FREE LIVE STREAM — ► U.S.— ESPN via ► U.K.— ► Watch anywhere— Try To get pole position, Leclerc posted a time of 1m 49.412s, only 0.022 seconds ahead of Segio Perez's time. Lewis Hamilton trailed the Ferrari by 0.054. As for Max? Well, he finished eighth after abandoning his final lap. Before Italy, Verstappen was only in the lead by a mere 109 points. Now, he's 116 ahead of Charles Leclerc's Ferrari (and 125 ahead of teammate Sergio Perez). And from this position, ahead of this week's practices and qualifiers, it feels like we're on a slow but steady race to Max's overall victory. That said, don't expect Max to clinch in Singapore. His current math has him 22 points away from the 138 point lead he needs for the driver's title. Leclerc would need terrible luck on Sunday, going from pole to a DNF. That said, Leclerc (even with all of Scuderia Ferrari's bad advice) is likely to do well this week. Barring technical difficulties, Lecl...

Back in 2019, F1 made a Last year's event in Singapore saw the use of cleaner energy, greater resource efficiency by going digital, improved waste management and reduction of single-use plastics. 1,396 solar panels on F1 Pit Building rooftop The F1 Pit Building can now run on cleaner energy, thanks to the 1,396 solar panels on its rooftop. The new panels are now fully operational and are expected to generate 803,155 kWh of energy in a year, which is sufficient to power the facility for the entire race period. This includes the Formula 1 Paddock Club suites, Race Control Room, Media Centre, garages, and administrative offices. Any excess solar energy will be sold to the grid to offset the facility’s utility costs, according to the joint press release. "This is an important milestone because it will reduce the carbon footprint of the race, as well as all other events that use the F1 Pit Building beyond the race period," said Ong Ling Lee, executive director sports and wellness at STB. New LED lights consume 30 per cent less energy STB is currently in the midst of installing more energy-efficient track lighting system to illuminate the 4.928km-long race track. The new LED track lights will replace the conventional metal-halide lights which have been in place since the night race debuted in 2008. The upgraded LEDs will require significantly less power per fitting and consume at least 30 per cent less electricity than the previous bulbs. Not only are new lights more durable, re...