Max Verstappen faces a tense trip to the stewards during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend following an alleged infringement during a chaotic opening sprint qualifying session at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
The dramatic sequence of events unfolded after Cadillac driver Sergio Perez suffered a heavy crash at Turn 4. The Mexican racer crunched the nose of his car squarely into the barrier, immediately triggering initial yellow flags around the demanding city-center street track.
Although Sergio Perez managed to engage reverse gear and limp back onto the asphalt, double-waved yellow flags were swiftly deployed as significant amounts of carbon fibre debris were left scattered across the racing line, threatening the safety of the following pack.
Amid the tricky track conditions, a flashpoint occurred when Max Verstappen overtook Ferrari star Lewis Hamilton. The British driver had just posted the fastest lap time of the session before race control was forced to throw a red flag to allow marshals to clear the debris.
Max overtook me under a yellow flag, radioed Lewis Hamilton to his garage, prompting the FIA stewards to summon the reigning champion to explain his actions during the closely contested Formula 1 sprint qualifying format.
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Oscar Piastri amankan baris kedua di kualifikasi sprint GP Singapura di belakang Max Verstappen usai temukan peningkatan performa ban.
Lewis Hamilton akui salah pilih strategi run plan dan hadapi masalah oversteer ban soft yang membuatnya start dari posisi keenam di sprint GP Singapura.
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