Leclerc Joins Verstappen and Antonelli on Singapore Podium

Key Takeaways

Who was on the Singapore podium?

The podium line-up in Singapore consisted of Max Verstappen, Kimi Antonelli and Charles Leclerc, according to a post published on 2026-10-11. The source does not state the finishing order among the three, so this report does not rank them.

Leclerc is the Ferrari driver of the trio, Antonelli drives for Mercedes and Verstappen for Red Bull. The post comes from F1 photographer Kym Illman, with a picture credited to Jayce Illman.

How did Leclerc’s two-stop strategy work?

Leclerc’s two-stop strategy worked because he found strong pace throughout the race, which the source says was needed to make it work. Ferrari executed the plan well, allowing him to keep pushing.

The source says the approach let Leclerc secure a valuable podium finish after what it describes as a demanding race. No stint lengths, tyre compounds or lap times are given, so those details are not covered here.

Where did Leclerc start and finish?

Leclerc ended the race exactly where he started, according to the source. The post does not name the grid slot, so the exact starting and finishing position is not given here.

What the source does make clear is that holding that position through a two-stop race, and landing on the podium, was a result it describes as well earned for the Monegasque driver.

What does it mean for the championship?

The source gives no points or standings information from Singapore, so the championship effect cannot be confirmed from it. After round 16, Antonelli led the Drivers’ standings on 320 points and Leclerc was fourth on 191.

Those figures predate the Singapore result. Updated standings will follow once the official classification is published.

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