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Results and summary of Friday F1 at the Singapore GP

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Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton was the fastest driver in FP1, while Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz set the fastest time of the day under the night in Singapore in FP2.

Singapore GP Free Practice 1 results: Hamilton quicker than Verstappen

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval Km/h
1 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 20 1’43.033     176.902
2 Max Verstappen Red Bull 20 1’43.117 0.084 0.084 176.758
3 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 17 1’43.435 0.402 0.318 176.215
4 Sergio Perez Red Bull fifteen 1,43,839 0.806 0.404 175,529
5 George Russell Mercedes 21 1’44.066 1.033 0.227 175.146
6 Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 24 1’44.138 1,105 0.072 175,025
7 Esteban Ocon Alpine 24 1’44.736 1.703 0.598 174.026
8 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 12 1’45.221 2.188 0.485 173.223
9 Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri 24 1’45.258 2,225 0.037 173,163
10 Fernando Alonso Alpine 11 1’45.336 2.303 0.078 173.034
11 Sebastian Vettel Aston Martin 22 1’45.354 2.321 0.018 173.005
12 Daniel Ricciardo McLaren twenty-one 1’45,724 2,691 0.370 172,399
13 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 24 1’45.725 2.692 0.001 172.398
14 Kevin Magnussen Haas 22 1’46,028 2,995 0.303 171,905
15 Yuki Tsunoda Alpha Tauri 26 1’46.081 3.048 0.053 171.819
16 Alexander Albon williams 20 1’46.119 3.086 0.038 171.758
17 Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo 25 1’46.408 3.375 0.289 171.291
18 Mick Schumacher Haas 23 1’46.601 3.568 0.193 170.981
19 Lando Norris McLaren 22 1’46.680 3.647 0.079 170.854
20 Nicholas Latifi Williams 18 1’47.092 4.059 0.412 170.197

What happened in Free Practice 1 of the 2022 Singapore GP of F1?

Still in daylight, Max Verstappen set the pace at the start of Free Practice 1 with a 1m47.329s on medium tyres. Fernando Alonso briefly outpaced him with a 1m47.291s, before the Dutchman lowered the bar to 1m45.466s, then 1m44.748s and later 1m44.236s.

Charles Leclerc suffered a brake problem that caused him to miss a lot of track work early in FP1, and George Russell crashed his Mercedes into the barriers at Turn 11.

The teams opted for the softer compounds in the second half of the session, with Sainz brushing the wall at the exit of Turn 5.

Sergio Pérez took the lead with a 1m43.839s, before Lance Stroll crashed his Aston Martin at Turn 5. Verstappen lowered that time to 1m43.117s a few seconds before the red flag appeared to take the crashed car off the track. of Stroll with 20 minutes to go.

Hamilton surprised everyone by placing first for the first time this year with a 1m43.033s, 0.084s quicker than Verstappen. Leclerc finished third, ahead of Russell and Sainz.

Singapore GP Free Practice 2 results: Sainz faster than Leclerc

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval Km/h
1 Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 23 1,42,587 177,671
2 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 14 1’42.795 0.208 0.208 177.312
3 George Russell Mercedes 26 1’42.911 0.324 0.116 177.112
4 Max Verstappen Red Bull 8 1’42.926 0.339 0.015 177.086
5 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 22 1’43.182 0.595 0.256 176.647
6 Esteban Ocon Alpine 23 1’43.412 0.825 0.230 176.254
7 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 26 1’43.431 0.844 0.019 176.221
8 Fernando Alonso Alpine 23 1’43.520 0.933 0.089 176.070
9 Sergio Perez Red Bull 13 1,43,906 1,319 0.386 175,416
10 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 21 1’43.982 1.395 0.076 175.288
11 Lando Norris McLaren 16 1’44.013 1.426 0.031 175.235
12 Sebastian Vettel Aston Martin 24 1’44.249 1.662 0.236 174.839
13 Kevin Magnussen Haas 22 1’44,422 1,835 0.173 174,549
14 Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri 22 1’44,469 1,882 0.047 174,470
15 Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo 25 1’44.524 1.937 0.055 174.379
16 Alexander Albon williams 25 1’45.144 2.557 0.620 173.350
17 Yuki Tsunoda Alpha Tauri 11 1’45.211 2.624 0.067 173.240
18 Daniel Ricciardo McLaren 18 1’45.447 2,860 0.236 172,852
19 Mick Schumacher Haas 23 1’45.623 3.036 0.176 172.564
20 Nicholas Latifi Williams 25 1’46.553 3.966 0.930 171.058

What happened in Practice 2 of the Singapore GP 2022 F1?

Already under the night of Marina Bay, Russell put the media and set the pace with a 1:44.661 before his teammate was half a second faster than him. Leclerc took a long time to get back on track due to a problem with his car, as did Verstappen, who missed the first 20 minutes with a setup change to the front of his RB18.

Sainz took first place with a 1:43.231 after a great battle with Hamilton for the first place. Verstappen started on the hard tires and moved up to fifth after his first lap, 1.4s behind.

As in Free Practice 1, they switched to the softs towards the middle of the session, with Sainz holding on to the top spot with a 1m42.751s, later dropping to 1m42.587s. Russell moved up to second, with Hamilton third, three tenths back.

Leclerc, who was going the other way than the rest of the drivers, climbed to second place with means, although 0.295s behind his teammate. The Monegasque took to the track with the softs in the last 10 minutes and set a 1:42.795, 0.208s off the Spanish’s best time.

Verstappen returned to the garage to make further changes to his car, rejoining the track on the softs for the final five minutes. But he was only able to post a 1m42.926s, three tenths of a second off the fastest time, finishing fourth behind Leclerc and Russell.

Esteban Ocon was the best of the Alpine in sixth position, with Valtteri Bottas sixth and Fernando Alonso eighth.

Pierre Gasly’s AlphaTauri caught fire while being pushed by his mechanics back to the garage, but he emerged unhurt and was able to return to the track in the dying moments of FP2.

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