P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Oscar Piastri went fastest in FP2 for the F1 Singapore GP, in an incident-filled session which saw multiple crashes, included between Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris.
In an action-packed FP2 session for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri set the fastest time of 1:30.714s. The session was marred by multiple incidents, including crashes involving Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris.
George Russell’s crash resulted in a broken front wing and a front-left puncture for his Mercedes, leading to the first red flag. Liam Lawson’s collision caused the second red flag, with significant damage to his car.
Further drama unfolded in the pit lane as Leclerc and Norris collided as they were released by their teams, with Norris sustaining minor front wing damage. Despite the chaos, Isack Hadjar took second place, with Max Verstappen in third.
Fernando Alonso’s impressive performance placed him fourth, followed by Norris in fifth and Lance Stroll in sixth. Esteban Ocon finished seventh, while Carlos Sainz and Leclerc took eighth and ninth, respectively.
Lewis Hamilton settled for 10th, with Yuki Tsunoda, Oliver Bearman, and Alex Albon following closely. The session saw Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto in 14th and 15th, with Pierre Gasly in 16th.
Lawson ended up in 17th after his truncated session, with Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Franco Colapinto, and Russell further down the order. The intense FP2 sets the stage for an exciting F1 Singapore GP weekend.
