F1 News Today: Ricciardo suffers catastrophic Singapore blow as Red Bull star involved in garage tantrum

Lando Norris claimed pole position in Singapore, finishing ahead of championship rival Max Verstappen, but it was a disaster for under pressure Daniel Ricciardo at RB.

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Red Bull star throws garage tantrum at Singapore GP

A Red Bull star has been spotted throwing a tantrum in the garage at the Singapore Grand Prix via their onboard footage.

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FIA announce BIZARRE Verstappen punishment

The FIA have declared their verdict over an incident that occurred with Max Verstappen at the Singapore Grand Prix, resulting in a punishment.

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Red Bull WIN McLaren legality case in huge championship twist

Red Bull will no doubt feel they have won their case arguing the legality of McLaren's rear wing design, following a viral social media clip posted after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

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Mercedes star CRASH adds to Singapore weekend woes

A star of the Silver Arrows faced a heavy shunt into the barriers at the Singapore Grand Prix, leaving his team with a bit of a repair job.

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Verstappen delivers X-rated response to Perez THRASHING

Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen didn’t hold back when reflecting on his underwhelming performance during last week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

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Sky F1 pundit caught in SWEARY broadcast blunder

Sky Sports F1 presenter Ted Kravitz was forced to issue a public apology after an incident at the Singapore Grand Prix weekend.

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