Red Bull's Max Verstappen takes his second dominant victory within a week as he secures his first win in the Singapore Grand Prix.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen claimed his first Singapore Grand Prix victory on Sunday, leading from start to finish after defending against Ferrari's Charles Leclerc at Turn One. Leclerc secured second place, while Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli finished third after overtaking Lewis Hamilton in the closing stages.
Hamilton dropped to sixth after a costly decision to remain on worn soft tires for 44 laps without pitting under a virtual safety car. Antonelli's podium finish extended his championship lead to 102 points, putting him in contention to secure the world title at the upcoming United States Grand Prix.
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