Max Verstappen targets first win at Singapore F1 after Bahrain success

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Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Max Verstappen targets first win at Singapore F1 after Bahrain success
Summary

Max Verstappen is set to compete in the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix on October 11, aiming for his first victory at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Following Red Bull Racing's significant win at the rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix, team adviser Helmut Marko expressed optimism about Verstappen's chances. Marko noted that recent chassis upgrades have improved the car's performance on tight street circuits, addressing past mechanical issues that hindered their success. Verstappen has previously dominated other venues but has yet to secure a win in Singapore, which remains the only track missing from his accolades.

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  • •Verstappen aims for first Singapore victory on October 11.
  • •Red Bull Racing celebrated a historic win at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
  • •Helmut Marko believes chassis upgrades have improved performance.
  • •Verstappen has won at every other track on the modern calendar.
  • •The Marina Bay Street Circuit is the last remaining challenge for Verstappen.
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  • 10:15 PMYahoo Sports — Max Verstappen believes he can finally end Singapore F1 drought
  • 10:15 PMMotorsport.com — Max Verstappen believes he can finally end Singapore F1 drought
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Following Red Bull Racing's monumental victory at the rain-delayed 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, former team adviser Helmut Marko is already looking ahead to the next historic milestone. The Marina Bay Street Circuit remains the ultimate white whale for Max Verstappen. While the Dutch driver has dominated almost every other venue on the modern calendar, a victory on the bumpy ...Keep reading

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Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen will finally conquer the only track missing from his massive trophy cabinet

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