Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, Singapore, 2019

2019 Singapore Grand Prix race result

2019 Singapore Grand Prix

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Pos # Driver Car Laps Time/gap Difference Reason
1 5 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari 61 1hr 58m 33.667s
2 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 61 2.641 2.641
3 33 Max Verstappen Red Bull-Honda 61 3.821 1.180
4 44 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 61 4.608 0.787
5 77 Valtteri Bottas Mercedes 61 6.119 1.511
6 23 Alexander Albon Red Bull-Honda 61 11.663 5.544
7 4 Lando Norris McLaren-Renault 61 14.769 3.106
8 10 Pierre Gasly Toro Rosso-Honda 61 15.547 0.778
9 27 Nico Hulkenberg Renault 61 16.718 1.171
10 99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari 61 27.855 11.137
11 8 Romain Grosjean Haas-Ferrari 61 35.436 7.581
12 55 Carlos Sainz Jnr McLaren-Renault 61 35.974 0.538
13 18 Lance Stroll Racing Point-Mercedes 61 36.419 0.445
14 3 Daniel Ricciardo Renault 61 37.660 1.241
15 26 Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso-Honda 61 38.178 0.518
16 88 Robert Kubica Williams-Mercedes 61 47.024 8.846
17 20 Kevin Magnussen Haas-Ferrari 61 86.522 39.498
Not classified
7 Kimi Raikkonen Alfa Romeo-Ferrari 49 12 laps 12 laps Accident
11 Sergio Perez Racing Point-Mercedes 42 19 laps 7 laps Oil leak

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19 comments on “2019 Singapore Grand Prix race result”

  1. That outlap by Vettel, wow. Brilliant job by him and Ferrari and decent race by Norris as well.

    1. But he couldn’t put it on pole. Gifted to him by management. Very luck someone other than LeClercbehind or he would have binned it.

      1. Pole isn’t everything.

      2. No he took first place by driving well today.

    2. Watching on sky, then the interview with Coulthard nobody wanted Seb to win, even if they admit he did alright. Digs at Seb in every sentence. Di Resta put it right, “there are no favourites” sky wanted something to have a dig, the merc strategy produced the result. look at mercedes. I wanted Leclerc to win, but it is not vettel’s fault he got lucky today. I guess merc thought ferrari would cook the tyre.

  2. Interesting tactics by Ferrari there.
    The Torpedo is back.

    1. Interesting as in Ferrari strategy was perfect, like merc has been doing except they don’t engineer a car ahead. The situation presented itself and rather than shoot themselves on the foot, as in the past they made a good call. Unlucky Charles, unfair but it could have ended charles way, it didn’t. Torpedo had an awful weekend how is he still in f1. Kimk isn’t innocent either.

  3. Bizarre ‘tactics’ from Merc. I guess they were hoping that often discussed but rarely seen meteor strike taking out the top 3?

  4. I am happy for Vettel- he really needed this. I feel for Leclerc but it’s just one of those things you could argue either way- a bit like Max and Ricciardo in Spain a few years back.

    I have long had reservations about Merc having one chief strategist in James Vowles- and after Spa and now this it was really a missed opportunity. These Pirellis are just chewing gum- Lewis was never going to make up a pitstop window with the overcut.

    Why did Merc tell BOT to hang back? If I was BOT I wouldn’t have listened especially after he felt aggrieved yesterday after quasly. Leclerc, Vettel and Verstappen all taking points off Lewis and it makes no difference to a 4/5? Nah.

    Driver of the day for me is Norris with an honourable mention for Max.

  5. Vettel got lucky with a strategy call.
    Lando drove superbly.

    1. Vettel was gifted an opportunity and he made the most of it through some very good driving.

  6. Leclerc’s whinging is getting annoying. Just pass him then. Also why did Bottas comply with that order? Wingman.

  7. What would have happened if Ferrari had supported Leclerc from the beggining of the championship… So many races stopping him to benefit Vettel.

    1. Not true. Not much different. Whenever LEC was able to beat VET, he did. See Bahrain. Not only he’s not playing it no.2 to VET, but he demanded priority whenever he felt he’s faster. And it happened from 1st race of the season!

      1. I disagree. Remember the first races of the season where Leclerc was told to “let Seb by” when he was in front of him or to “save tyres” when behind. Even in Bahrain! However there Charles disobeyed because of his overwhelming speed.

        The thing is that Ferrari has to justify somehow why they are paying 10 times more money to Vettel. A huge mistake in my opinion.

    2. At least HAm wouldnt have 4 races advantage.
      Something were just unfortunate, and there is austria.
      But , LEC could be a real tilte contender.

  8. An excellent job of the Ferrari team and its two drivers. A deserved victory.
    It is very good for the category that Vettel has won. He is one of the great drivers of his generation.

    1. @jorge-lardone I wouldn’t say this win does anything to support that assertion.

      While he drove well, he was effectively gifted the win over his team-mate.

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