Summary

  • Ferrari's Carlos Sainz wins Singapore GP in breathless finale, holding off McLaren's Lando Norris and charging Mercedes drivers

  • Lewis Hamilton takes P3 on final lap after Mercedes team-mate George Russell crashes out

  • Max Verstappen finishes fifth as Red Bull's 15-race winning run comes to an end

  • Alpha Tauri rookie Liam Lawson takes impressive ninth place

  • DNF: Tsunoda, Ocon, Bottas, Russell

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Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna

  1. Good morning

    Hello again, folks. The lights at Marina Bay are almost in full glow mode in preparation for this night race that will be under way shortly.

    We go green for the Singapore Grand Prix at 13:00 BST.

    Full commentary will be available on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, the BBC Sounds app and at the top of this page using the audio icon.

  2. Red Bull reign over?

    George Russell celebrates winning the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in 2022Getty Images

    All good things must come to an end.

    We have to travel all the way back to the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in November 2022 to find a race where a driver other than a Red Bull man stood on the top step of the podium.

    That day, it was George Russell and Mercedes celebrating the Briton's maiden Formula 1 victory.

    Carlos SainzGetty Images

    Carlos Sainz is back on pole position for the second race weekend in a row and is aiming to convert his Singapore front-row spot into a first victory of the 2023 campaign.

    Red Bull have struggled so far this weekend and with Max Verstappen - who secured his 10th consecutive win and a new F1 record at Monza - starting 11th and his team-mate Sergio Perez stuck down in 13th, surely there will be no better opportunity for a new race winner than today?