320 Points Lead for Kimi Antonelli Ahead of Singapore GP Weekend
- Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli leads the Formula 1 championship standings with 320 points heading into the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, where free practice sessions set the stage for...
- During the opening practice sessions, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli finished seventh, clocking a lap 1.251 seconds behind McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, lalibre.be reported.
- Red Bull driver Max Verstappen placed sixth, finishing 732 milliseconds behind the leaders.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli leads the Formula 1 championship standings with 320 points heading into the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, where free practice sessions set the stage for upcoming sprint and Grand Prix qualifying events at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, lalibre.be reported.
Practices And Tire Strategies In Singapore
During the opening practice sessions, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli finished seventh, clocking a lap 1.251 seconds behind McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, lalibre.be reported. Piastri secured the fifth position, finishing 564 milliseconds off the pace.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen placed sixth, finishing 732 milliseconds behind the leaders. Verstappen and Piastri set their fastest marks using medium compound tires, while the top five drivers in the session used soft compound tires.
Championship Standings And Historical Wins At Marina Bay
Antonelli maintains his championship lead with 320 points, ahead of George Russell with 236 points and Lewis Hamilton with 214 points. Charles Leclerc follows with 191 points, while Lando Norris and Max Verstappen are tied at 188 points each.

The Singapore Grand Prix has been a permanent fixture on the Formula 1 calendar since 2008. German driver Sebastian Vettel holds the record for the most wins at the circuit with five victories, while Lewis Hamilton leads active drivers with four wins secured in 2009, 2014, 2017, and 2018.
Weekend Schedule And Upcoming Sessions
The sprint race qualification session is scheduled for Friday evening at 20:30 local time. On Saturday, the 21-lap sprint race will start at 17:00, followed by the Grand Prix qualifying session at 21:00.
The main Grand Prix race, spanning 62 laps, is scheduled to start on Sunday at 20:00.
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