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Motor racing-Verstappen wins Singapore sprint after chaotic start in wet conditions

Motor racing-Verstappen wins Singapore sprint after chaotic start in wet conditions

Max Verstappen, driving for Red Bull, claimed victory in the chaotic Singapore Grand Prix sprint on Saturday, Oct 10. The start was delayed by over 30 minutes due to heavy rain, resulting in nine cars retiring - a record for sprint races. Mercedes' George Russell managed to overtake Verstappen on the first lap, but crashed out on the final turn, allowing Verstappen to regain the lead.

Verstappen crossed the finish line first, ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli secured fourth place, after a collision between the two McLarens on the final lap.

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