Hamilton and Verstappen advocate for Singapore F1 track improvements

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Last updated Oct 19, 2026

Hamilton and Verstappen advocate for Singapore F1 track improvements
Summary

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have expressed the need for changes at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. The drivers suggested that introducing a longer straight or a proper hairpin could enhance overtaking opportunities and overall racing quality. Hamilton acknowledged his love for the race but voiced concerns about the current layout, stating there is limited potential for overtaking. Verstappen concurred, emphasizing the benefits of a longer straight for creating better racing conditions. Both drivers discussed the matter following the recent sprint race in Singapore, where Verstappen took the victory.

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  • •Hamilton and Verstappen seek better overtaking opportunities at the circuit.
  • •A longer straight or proper hairpin is recommended for track improvements.
  • •Hamilton stated the current layout limits overtaking potential.
  • •Verstappen emphasized the need for a bigger delta on the straight.
  • •Verstappen won the sprint race while Hamilton finished second.
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  • 2:51 PMYahoo Sports — Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen call for Singapore F1 track changes
  • 2:51 PMMotorsport.com — Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen call for Singapore F1 track changes
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Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen want changes to the Marina Bay Street Circuit, saying a longer straight or a proper hairpin is needed to make Singapore a great racing track. While the seven-time champion explained that he loves racing at the street circuit, he added that he and Verstappen had been discussing potential changes to the layout. "I don’t know. I mean, I love the race here. I ...Keep reading

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Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have called for changes to Singapore's Marina Bay Street Circuit

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