
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen won sprint qualifying for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay, ahead of George Russell and Charles Leclerc.
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The Singapore Grand Prix takes place at the Marina Bay circuit.
Dutch Red Bull driver Max Verstappen won sprint qualifying for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. This was reported by a Lenta.ru correspondent.
The race took place on the Marina Bay city circuit. The Dutchman finished with a time of 1 minute 31.156 seconds. The British Mercedes driver George Russell was second with a lag of 0.120 seconds, and the Ferrari driver from Monaco, Charles Leclerc, finished third.
The sprint race and qualifying for the main race will take place on Saturday. The main race of the Singapore stage of the World Cup will take place on Sunday, it will begin at 15:00 Moscow time.
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