Tear Off

Tear Off reported that Lewis Hamilton would not attend the interviews after the Singapore Grand Prix, after going to the medical center at the end of the race. According to the account, Ferrari had indicated that the driver was not feeling well and had been examined by the FIA medical team, which had allowed him to skip the post-race interviews. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #GrandPrix #LewisHamilton (translated)

Tear Off wrote that after the Singapore Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli had a 102-point lead in the championship and could already be crowned in Austin. According to the author, he needed to finish the Texas round with at least a 125-point lead to officially become the youngest Formula 1 world champion. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #Championnat #KimiAntonelli (translated)

Tear Off wrote that Max Verstappen had won the Singapore Grand Prix 2026, ahead of Charles Leclerc, second, and Kimi Antonelli, third. He presented this victory as the one that the Dutchman needed to complete his collection. On the French side, Isack Hadjar finished 10th, Pierre Gasly 11th, and Esteban Ocon 13th, according to Tear Off. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #GrandPrix #Verstappen (translated)

Tear Off indicated that Isack Hadjar had finished his qualifying session and returned to the pits before getting out of his car. The account also mentioned the numerous mechanical issues faced by the French driver during the weekend. #F1 #SingaporeGP https://t.co/QEgWQb1xIq #F1 #Formule1 #Qualifications (translated)

Tear Off reported a tense exchange between Lando Norris and a journalist regarding an overtaking maneuver. The journalist had asked whether the move was unnecessary or if Norris had gone too far. The driver replied that a sprint race is still a race, before sarcastically congratulating him on his remark. #F1 #SingaporeGP https://t.co/FSGBacFAuG #F1 #Formule1 #Sport (translated)

Tear Off reported that Max Verstappen had won the sprint race in Singapore, presented as the last of the season. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's Ferraris finished second and third. Tear Off also described a chaotic race marked by eight retirements, including that of George Russell while in the lead. Pierre Gasly finished 10th, Esteban Ocon 11th, and Isack Hadjar did not finish the race. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #SprintRace #SingaporeGP (translated)

Tear Off reported that Max Verstappen had explained to Telegraaf that watching his daughter grow up would weigh in his thoughts about his future in Formula 1. At one and a half years old, she was already beginning, according to him, to notice his departures; he said he tried to leave without her noticing and did not want to be absent all the time. He added that he wanted to see his children grow up. Tear Off also mentioned that the four-time world champion said he was "really close" to leaving F1 at the start of the season, due to the new regulations. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #MaxVerstappen #Famille (translated)

Tear Off indicated that Max Verstappen had not been penalized for his incident under the yellow flag and that he retained his pole position for the sprint race the following day in Singapore. According to the account, the officials had determined that the significant speed difference and the fact that the Red Bull driver had braked in the yellow flag zone justified the leniency. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #Verstappen #SingaporeGP (translated)

Tear Off wrote that the FFSA risked losing its approval from the State after a general inspection mission requested by the Ministry of Sports following statements made by Pierre Gosselin. According to Tear Off, citing Le Parisien, the mission's report was damning and Minister Marina Ferrari was to decide on the withdrawal of the approval. Tear Off added that in the case of a withdrawal, the FFSA would no longer be able to receive subsidies, award titles of French champions, or register athletes for international competitions. #FFSA #Sport #MinistèreDesSports (translated)

Tear Off indicated that Valtteri Bottas had completed his journey and arrived for the Singapore Grand Prix, scheduled for this weekend. According to the account, the driver had cycled more than 350 km in three days. #F1 #SingaporeGP https://t.co/MOWQDAQmU8 #F1 #SingaporeGP #ValtteriBottas (translated)

Tear Off recalled that Jules Bianchi had been the victim of a serious accident on October 5, 2014, during the Japanese Grand Prix held in Suzuka under heavy rain. The account stated that this day forever marked the history of Formula 1. #F1 #JB17 #F1 #Formule1 #JulesBianchi (translated)

Tear Off reported that the FIA had attributed the loss of power of several cars during the formation lap before the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to an unprecedented combination of low engine revs, reduced grip, rain-adjusted energy management parameters, and the configuration of the sectors of the Sepang circuit. According to the statement relayed by Tear Off, the FIA's technical department had removed energy restrictions in the affected sectors through a software update sent to all competitors during the delay of the start due to heavy rain. This allowed teams to modify their power units before the race. The issue had not been detected by either the FIA or the teams during testing or the grid formation laps, and an analysis was to be conducted with the teams and engine manufacturers. #F1 #BahrainGP #F1 #Bahreïn #Courseauto (translated)

Tear Off wrote that upon waking up on Monday at 7 a.m., he realized that his title of world champion had only been a dream, adding that the return to reality was difficult. The message was accompanied by the hashtags #WRC and #RallyItaliaSardegna. #WRC #RallyItaliaSardegna https://t.co/FEo49FX1Yu #Rallye #ChampionnatDuMonde #Rêves (translated)

Tear Off announced that Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin were the WRC 2027 world champions. He wrote that Oliver Solberg, leading the Power Stage, had lost his chances 300 meters from the finish and that Evans thus ended a streak of five second places. #WRC #RallyItaliaSardegna https://t.co/sGUxWNAFgV #WRC #Rally #Championnat (translated)

Tear Off indicated that Max Verstappen won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, ahead of Kimi Antonelli in second place and Lewis Hamilton in third. The author presented this victory as the Dutchman's first of the season and described the race as chaotic. He also noted Fernando Alonso's eighth place with Aston Martin. On the French side, Isack Hadjar finished fifth, Esteban Ocon fifteenth, and Pierre Gasly sixteenth, according to Tear Off. #F1 #BahrainGP #F1 #GrandPrix #Verstappen (translated)

Tear Off attributed Carlos Sainz's drop in the standings to contact with Gabriel Bortoleto, adding that the incident had been reported. The account also noted that the replay had still not been broadcast on the international feed, accompanying this remark with a mocking emoji. #F1 #BahrainGP https://t.co/SeUMENfzC6 #F1 #Formule1 #BahrainGP (translated)