0<\/b>: As surprising as it may seem, Max Verstappen has never won in Singapore. His best result is a second place in 2019.<\/p>\n
1<\/b>: During its first edition in 2008, the Marina Bay circuit became the first in history to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix taking place entirely at night.<\/p>\n
2<\/b>: With two different teams, Fernando Alonso won twice on this track. The first time in 2008 with Renault, the second time with Ferrari in 2010.<\/p>\n
4<\/b>: Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel both have 4 pole positions in Singapore, which is two more than Charles Leclerc, who is third in this ranking.<\/p>\n
5<\/b>: Sebastian Vettel also holds the record for wins in Singapore with 5 successes (3 with Red Bull, 2 with Ferrari).<\/p>\n
5<\/b>: That’s also the number of different drivers who have won this race at least once (Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso, Rosberg, P\u00e9rez).<\/p>\n
5,063<\/b> : The total distance of one lap around the Marina Bay circuit.<\/p>\n
8<\/b>: In 2008, when it was added to the F1 calendar, the Marina Bay circuit became the 8th Asian circuit to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix after Fuji, Suzuka, Aida (Japan), Sepang (Malaysia), Sakhir (Bahrain), Shanghai (China), and Istanbul (Turkey).<\/p>\n
13<\/b>: Like the number of editions of the Singapore Grand Prix held since 2008. The 2020 and 2021 editions were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n
15<\/b>: The farthest position from which a winner has started in Singapore. It was Fernando Alonso in 2008, the first edition tainted by the \u00ab crashgate \u00bb incident revealed 1 year later.<\/p>\n
19<\/b> : Starting in 2023, the Marina Bay street circuit will have 19 turns instead of the previous 23, due to the elimination of a twisty section in the final sector.<\/p>\n
62<\/b> : The number of laps that the drivers will have to complete to reach the finish line of the race.<\/p>\n
100<\/b>: The percentage of appearances of the safety car in Singapore. It has entered the track at least once during each of the 13 editions held so far.<\/p>\n
1’36”015<\/b>: The track record belongs to Lewis Hamilton who achieved this time on Mercedes in 2018 during qualifying.<\/p>\n
1’41”905<\/b>: The fastest lap in the race was achieved by Kevin Magnussen in Haas, also in 2018. The Danish driver actually set his two best laps in a race in Formula 1 so far in Singapore.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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