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In the Grand Prix in Singapore, both Mercedes drivers had a challenging and even “frustrating” race; George Russell finished fourth and Lewis Hamilton sixth. The Silver Arrows produced a solid qualifying run, locking up the second row of the grid, but things didn’t go as planned in the race.

In the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday night, Lando Norris turned pole position into victory with a strong charge. He finished 20 seconds ahead of Max Verstappen and cut the championship leader’s lead in points once again.

In Saturday night’s qualifying session at Marina Bay, which featured an accident for Carlos Sainz at the beginning of Q3, Lando Norris defeated title rival Max Verstappen to secure pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix.

In the third and final practice session before the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris set the fastest time, nearly half a second clear of nearest rival George Russell, while Ferrari’s pace appeared to have dropped.

In Friday’s second practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris led Ferrari opponent Charles Leclerc, but the action was cut short when George Russell’s Mercedes collided with the wall in the late stages.

Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc set the quickest time in first practice, finishing a mere seven hundredths of a second ahead of Lando Norris of McLaren.

During Saturday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying session, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc won his fourth straight pole position at the Baku City Circuit by defeating Oscar Piastri. Meanwhile, Lando Norris’s other McLaren had drama as they were eliminated in the first round of qualifying.

In the third and final practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, George Russell led Mercedes to the lead, finishing ahead of Charles Leclerc of Ferrari and Lando Norris of McLaren. However, the session was cut short by several red flags, including an incident involving Ollie Bearman.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix’s second practice session saw Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc set the pace, holding off Red Bull opponent Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes. Leclerc overcame mechanical issues in his car to take the lead.

Oscar Piastri has committed to supporting teammate Lando Norris for the duration of the 2024 season in the event that things go wrong, as McLaren looks to defeat Max Verstappen and Red Bull to win both world titles.