What time is F1 qualifying in Singapore and how to watch it

F1 faces its final part of the season and this Saturday we will experience the classification of the 2022 Singapore GP, an event in which there may already be a champion. The classification of Singapore will be at night, at 9:00 p.m. local time, so it will be at noon in Spain and in the morning in Latin America.

Although it is a track that usually leaves great races, achieving pole position at the Marina Bay circuit could be key to the final result on Sunday, so we will have to closely follow this Saturday’s classification.

What time is F1 Singapore GP 2022 qualifying on Saturday

Day : Saturday, October 1, 2022
What time is qualifying for the Singapore F1 GP 2022 in Spain : Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
What time was the classification of the Singapore F1 GP 2022 in Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Panama and Ecuador: at 08:00 on Saturday
What time was the classification of the Singapore F1 GP 2022 in Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile: at 09:00 on Saturday
What time is the classification of the Singapore GP F1 2022 in Argentina and Uruguay: at 10:00 on Saturday

Qualifying for the F1 Singapore Grand Prix starts at 9:00 p.m. local time, at 3:00 p.m. in Spain. With these times, Latin America will have to, more or less, wake up at the usual time, since Q1 in Singapore starts at eight in Mexico, at nine in Venezuela and at ten in Argentina.

The Singapore classification, like the rest of F1, will be made up of three rounds in which drivers will be eliminated until reaching the final, where they will play for pole. Q1, at 3:00 p.m. (in Spain) will last 18 minutes, and all the drivers participate in it. At the end of those 18 minutes, the fastest 15 will advance to Q2 and the slowest five will be eliminated and ranked 16th to 20th for Sunday’s grid.

After Q1, Q2 in Singapore will last 15 minutes, and the fastest 15 from Q1 will participate there. The fastest ten of that second round will go to the definitive Q3, where the author of the pole position will be decided and the first ten will be ordered. In Q2 five are eliminated and the 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th positions are already formed.

All this, of course, if there are no sanctions that modify the grid…

Which drivers have ever achieved an F1 pole position in Singapore?

Since its arrival on the Formula 1 calendar in 2008, Singapore has seen six different polemen in 12 editions. Although neither is a favorite for pole this Saturday, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel have the most at Marina Bay, up to four poles. Fernando Alonso (in 2010) and Charles Leclerc (the last to do so, in 2019) also have a pole in Singapore from the current grid. The other two drivers on pole at Marina Bay are Nico Rosberg and Felipe Massa.

Results of the Free Practice 1 of the Singapore GP of F1 2022 (FP1)

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Lewis Hamilton	20	1’43.033
2	Max Verstappen	20	1’43.117	0.084	0.084
3	Charles Leclerc	17	1’43.435	0.402	0.318
4	Sergio Perez	fifteen	1,43,839	0.806	0.404
5	George Russell	21	1’44.066	1.033	0.227
6	Carlos Sainz Jr.	24	1’44.138	1,105	0.072
7	Esteban Ocon	24	1’44.736	1.703	0.598
8	Lance Stroll	12	1’45.221	2.188	0.485
9	Pierre Gasly	24	1’45.258	2,225	0.037
10	Fernando Alonso	11	1’45.336	2.303	0.078
11	Sebastian Vettel	22	1’45.354	2.321	0.018
12	Daniel Ricciardo	21	1’45.724	2.691	0.370
13	Valtteri Bottas	24	1’45.725	2.692	0.001
14	Kevin Magnussen	22	1’46.028	2.995	0.303
15	Yuki Tsunoda	26	1’46.081	3.048	0.053
16	Alexander Albon	20	1’46.119	3.086	0.038
17	Guanyu Zhou	25	1’46.408	3.375	0.289
18	Mick Schumacher	23	1’46.601	3.568	0.193
19	Lando Norris	22	1’46.680	3.647	0.079
20	Nicholas Latifi	18	1’47.092	4.059	0.412
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Results of the free practice 2 of the Singapore GP of F1 2022 (FP2)

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Carlos Sainz Jr.	23	1,42,587
2	Charles Leclerc	14	1’42.795	0.208	0.208
3	George Russell	26	1’42.911	0.324	0.116
4	Max Verstappen	8	1’42.926	0.339	0.015
5	Lewis Hamilton	22	1’43.182	0.595	0.256
6	Esteban Ocon	23	1’43.412	0.825	0.230
7	Valtteri Bottas	26	1’43.431	0.844	0.019
8	Fernando Alonso	23	1’43.520	0.933	0.089
9	Sergio Perez	13	1,43,906	1,319	0.386
10	Lance Stroll	21	1’43.982	1.395	0.076
11	Lando Norris	16	1’44.013	1.426	0.031
12	Sebastian Vettel	24	1’44.249	1.662	0.236
13	Kevin Magnussen	22	1’44.422	1.835	0.173
14	Pierre Gasly	22	1’44,469	1,882	0.047
15	Guanyu Zhou	25	1’44.524	1.937	0.055
16	Alexander Albon	25	1’45.144	2.557	0.620
17	Yuki Tsunoda	11	1’45.211	2.624	0.067
18	Daniel Ricciardo	18	1’45.447	2.860	0.236
19	Mick Schumacher	23	1’45.623	3.036	0.176
20	Nicholas Latifi	25	1’46.553	3.966	0.930
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