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Saturday, October 10, 2026

Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Max Verstappen clinches pole position, Ferrari in front row

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Max Verstappen now has moved up to fifth place in the championship standings.

Max Verstappen now has moved up to fifth place in the championship standings. | Photo Credit: AP

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Max Verstappen now has moved up to fifth place in the championship standings. | Photo Credit: AP

Four-time World Champion Max Verstappen crossed the finish line to take pole position for Redbull Racing at the Marina Bay circuit in Singapore on October 10.

This pole position follows an earlier victory in the afternoon sprint race at the same venue and marks fifty pole positions for Max Verstappen. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and teammate Lewis Hamilton qualified second and third respectively.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli meanwhile had to settle for fourth place, while his teammate George Russell will have to start from the back of the grid during the main race, following a power unit penalty.

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