Starting Grid and TV Schedule for the Singapore F1 Grand Prix
This page is translated from the original post "Grille de départ et horaires TV du Grand Prix F1 de Singapour" in French.
- 05/10/2025 12:45
See you in Singapore this Sunday, October 5, 2025 at 2:00 PM for the eighteenth race of the 2025 F1 season.
George Russell made a bold move! Unbeatable from the start of Q3, the Mercedes driver completed a perfect lap to secure pole position in Singapore. His seventh in his career. Max Verstappen, always alert, will start alongside him.
We expected McLaren and Ferrari to lead in the muggy heat of Marina Bay. But it was Mercedes and Red Bull that took the lead. Russell broke the track record. Verstappen responded, but couldn’t overturn the hierarchy. Result: both men locked the front row, the strongest of the moment.
McLaren in trouble!
Behind, Oscar Piastri saves the honor of McLaren with third place. Kimi Antonelli confirms his composure: fourth, as in Baku. Lando Norris, however, disappoints. Only fifth. A missed opportunity to gain points on his teammate in the championship.
At Ferrari, an internal duel. Lewis Hamilton, Singapore’s record holder for poles, again outperformed Charles Leclerc. The SF-25s hoped for better but remain behind the two front runners.
In the mid-pack, Isack Hadjar shines once more. Eighth place for the Frenchman, who proves himself weekend after weekend. He outruns Oliver Bearman (9th) and Fernando Alonso (10th). Nico Hülkenberg is 11th, frustrated to stay outside the top 10.
And then, a dramatic turn: both Williams disqualified! Albon and Sainz, initially 12th and 13th, were excluded for non-compliance of the DRS. They will start from the back of the grid.
At Alpine, the evening turns into a nightmare. Pierre Gasly didn’t see Q2: an oil problem stopped him dead in Q1. Result: last place. Esteban Ocon didn’t fare any better. Struggling with his car all weekend, he was beaten by Bearman.
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The hierarchy is clear: Russell and Verstappen are above the rest. But behind, everything is open. And in Singapore, between walls, heat, and safety cars, nothing is ever guaranteed. See you tomorrow for a Grand Prix promising action every lap.
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