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Singapore Grand Prix winner Sergio Perez said he does not know why he is under investigation by the stewards for a Safety Car infringement. Advert | Become a Supporter & go ad-free Perez led almost the entire race after passing Charles Leclerc off the line at the start. He kept the Ferrari driver at bay as he pressured him for the lead at various stages of the race. Before the second Safety Car restart, Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton both accused Perez of falling more than the required 10 car lengths behind the Safety Car before its lights were extinguished. “The lights haven’t gone out yet and he’s pulled a big gap,” said Hamilton on his radio. Perez held onto the race lead after the restart and subsequent third Safety Car period to take his second victory of the season. He won by over seven seconds after pulling out a gap in the closing laps. Asked about his investigation after the race, Perez said he had “no idea what’s going on”, but was told to pull out a … [Read more...] about Perez has “no idea” what prompted Safety Car investigation which put win in doubt · RaceFans

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 WASHINGTON - His 11-year-old son wanted to protest, so Marcus Gould drove him to the nation's capital to join the thousands of people decrying the police killing of George Floyd and demanding an end to racism. They walked to the White House and were met by a tall metal fence covered in banners, posters and other artwork with impassioned pleas for justice. In that moment, Gould said, he felt as if he was staring at history - and felt inspired to be a part of it. The next month, Gould, who is Black, returned to D.C. from New Jersey with a banner depicting a twist on the Monopoly "go to jail" card. On it, the Monopoly Man, whom he drew as Black, was holding the club and hauling away the policeman. Next to the image, it read "You Kill Go StR8 2 Jail!" Gould walked up to the fence, looped zip ties through the corners, and thought that would solidify its place until authorities came … [Read more...] about A White House fence’s Black Lives Matter art has been saved for history

Following an extremely heavy pre-race downpour, which forced the start to be postponed by more than an hour, the Singapore Grand Prix began on a very wet track. Advert | Become a Supporter & go ad-free In the nervy race which followed, teams waited and watched each other to see who would blink first and commit to a switch from intermediate to slick tyres. All 20 drivers took the start on the lightly-treaded intermediate rubber. At least one of them, Lewis Hamilton , told his team he wasn’t happy with the selection. As he can’t possibly have wanted to start the race on slicks – the track was far too wet – Hamilton must have been hankering after a switch to wet weather tyres. It’s impossible to know for sure whether that was a missed opportunity for Mercedes. Could Hamilton have pulled off the tactics used by some drivers in Monaco this year, running on full wets long enough before switching directly to slicks as the track dried? Or at least used the superior … [Read more...] about 2022 Singapore GP interactive F1 lap charts, times and tyres | RaceFans

Heavy rain in Singapore has forced a delay to the start of today’s Formula 1 race at the Marina Bay circuit. Advert | Become a Supporter & go ad-free Conditions were dry at the circuit when the drivers’ parade lap took place at 6pm local time, two hours before the scheduled start. But rain began to fall soon afterwards, which increased in intensity, leaving the track awash. The race starting procedure was due to begin at 7:20pm local time, 40 minutes before the scheduled start. But due to the large volumes of water on the circuit, race control announced the opening of the pit lane and the race starting procedure had been delayed. After waiting for the rain to ease, race control announced a new starting time of 9:05pm. The starting procedure will begin at 8:05pm and the pit lane will be open for cars to head to the track from 8:25pm to 8:35pm. The maximum three-hour time limit within which the race must take place begins once the start is given. The W Series … [Read more...] about Heavy rain forces one-hour delay to start of Singapore Grand Prix · RaceFans

Listen to this article The Red Bull driver grabbed the lead into the first corner from polesitter Charles Leclerc and never lost it to complete a dominant performance for his second win of the season. In a race interrupted by multiple safety cars and virtual safety cars, in the second full safety car Perez was placed under investigation with the FIA stewards for a possible rules infringement. Perez is suspected of not keeping within 10 car lengths of the safety car during one of the safety car restarts. During the Singapore GP, the FIA announced the incident would be investigated after the race, as Perez held on to take victory by 7.595s from Leclerc. Perez’s hearing with the FIA stewards will take place at 11.55pm local time. Reacting to the stewards investigation after the race in the parc ferme interviews, Perez said: “I have no idea, what went on, they just told me that I was under investigation so I had to increase the gap so that’s what we did.” Read Also: … [Read more...] about Perez uncertain on safety car infringement as Singapore GP investigation looms

Kevin Magnussen was very frustrated to have received the black and orange flag yet again in Singapore, feeling it was totally unnecessary. Magnussen sustained damage to the endplate on his front wing on the opening lap following a collision with Max Verstappen, who quickly pointed out over the radio that Magnussen’s front wing had seen better days. In the event that the FIA judge this to be posing a danger, they may force the driver to pit for repairs with the display of a black and orange flag – a fate Magnussen had already met twice this season in Canada and Hungary. Make that three now as Race Control decided to bring out the black and orange flag once more for Magnussen at the Singapore Grand Prix. His Haas team did not react well to such a situation in Hungary , with Magnussen now criticising this latest case at the Marina Bay Circuit, stressing there was no danger of the endplate becoming detached from the main front wing. “I don’t know who the contact was … [Read more...] about Kevin Magnussen hits out at ‘over the top’ black-and-orange flag call

Listen to this article Hamilton slid straight on and nosed into the barrier while chasing Carlos Sainz shortly after half distance. He was able to get going again, but his front wing was damaged, and he was forced to come in and change it. He was able to combine the stop with a switch to slicks, but the whole episode cost him a lot of time, and dropped him from fourth to ninth place. He eventually finished the race in the same position. "I knew it was all over from then," said Hamilton when asked by Motorsport.com about the error. "But these things happen. I mean, I'm not going to punish myself for a mistake. "I think it was very tricky conditions I would say for everyone, and I think our car, whatever the problems that we have with this car, it's magnified in the rain when it's wet. A very, very hard car to drive in the rain." Asked if like Max Verstappen he lost control when the car bottomed out, he said: "I don't really know. I will check on the data. … [Read more...] about Hamilton won’t “punish himself” for F1 Singapore GP mistake