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Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

Since blaming the media for exaggerating his uneven performances because of his nationality, the Mexican driver has relieved some of the pressure with his Singapore GP win

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Pierre Gasly says he has talked through the frustrations he experienced after what he deemed was a premature call by his AlphaTauri team to pit for slicks during the Formula 1 Singapore GP.

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner has expressed his growing frustration about front wing endplate damage leading to his cars being called in by the FIA race directors.

Alpine chief technical officer Pat Fry says that the team is paying the inevitable price for a 'courageous' development push with Renault's Formula 1 engine.

Aston Martin Formula 1 boss Mike Krack has cautioned that his team must remain vigilant after a strong race in Singapore saw it climb two spots in the constructors’ table.

McLaren had a comprehensive development package available for the Singapore Grand Prix as it upped the ante against main Formula 1 rival Alpine.