Ferrari suffered a major setback in Q3 at the Singapore GP with Carlos Sainz hitting the wall before setting a lap time and Charles Leclerc finishing qualifying in the same way, but with an undamaged car.

Carlos Sainz crashed during Q3 at the Singapore Grand Prix bringing out a red flag, and it had a significant impact on Max Verstappen. The Spaniard lost his Ferrari at the final corner, hitting the barriers at high speed with his rear wing taking the damage.

The 2024 Singapore Grand Prix will get underway today (Sunday, September 22), as the lights go out for the showdown around the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Oscar Piastri emerged victorious from a thrilling race in Baku last weekend, helping lift McLaren above Red Bull for the lead in the constructors' championship.

Given how strong Ferrari was in Monaco, this was a track that most anticipated would suit the SF-24 car. Leclerc and teammate Sainz, who won in Singapore last year, showed flashes of pace through practice, only to end up ninth and 10th on the grid for lights out on Sunday.

Lando Norris has edged ahead of his title rival Max Verstappen to start on pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix