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Max Verstappen’s first Singapore Grand Prix win completed a lights-to-flag weekend double on his 250th start. More important than the milestone is what it asks of Red Bull’s rivals: after winning at Sepang and now mastering Marina Bay, the team has supplied evidence of range—not a licence to call its turnaround complete.
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Toyota and Isuzu have launched a second-generation Sora fuel-cell route bus in Japan. Its key advance is not a headline-grabbing power figure: it pairs a full-flat bus platform with a more compact fuel-cell system, a claimed 300-plus-km range and a design that gives operators a clearer case for hydrogen where depot charging is difficult.
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The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix begins at 12:00 UTC / 20:00 SGT for 62 laps of Marina Bay. The 4.927 km street circuit, humid night-weather risk and 2026 active-aero rules make tyre care and energy timing more important than a simple straight-line-speed advantage.
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Tesla has replaced “Full Self-Driving (Supervised)” with “Tesla Assisted Driving” on its European sites. The new name does not change what the system can do, but it does make its central limitation—the driver remains responsible—much harder to gloss over.
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SmartThings Now is the visible part of Samsung’s latest app refresh. The more consequential change is local control: compatible hubs and phones can talk on the same Wi-Fi network when an internet connection is disrupted, while Matter 1.6 broadens the kinds of devices the platform can understand.
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The FIA judged Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri jointly responsible for their last-lap Singapore Sprint collision and issued no penalty. That resolves the sporting case, not McLaren’s: with both cars near the front for Sunday, the team needs a clearer way to race hard without converting a useful fight into needless damage.
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Porsche has opened bookings for its Singapore Experience Centre from April 2027, with entry-level driving experiences from S$300. The significant part is not a new place to lap a 911: it is a regional, track-led destination designed to let non-owners into the Porsche ecosystem.
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Singapore GP Qualifying is scheduled for 13:30 UTC / 21:30 SGT at Marina Bay: one hour in a 4.927 km street circuit where a cooling track, close walls, active aero and tropical weather make tyre preparation more valuable than a simple straight-line-speed contest.
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Mercedes-Benz delivered a record 68,400 battery-electric cars in the third quarter, but total car sales still fell 8%. The split makes the electric GLC a genuine bright spot—and shows why one successful launch cannot settle the luxury market’s biggest regional problem.
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Formula 1's first Singapore Sprint starts at 17:00 local time on a 4.927-km street circuit where 21 laps, close barriers, changeable weather and 2026 active-aero rules make clean traction and an adaptable tyre plan decisive.
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NVIDIA’s latest Omniverse examples put AI agents in charge of assembling simulations for robots, cars and digital twins. The useful shift is not a one-prompt miracle: it is a more inspectable workflow for testing physical AI.
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George Russell’s older Mercedes was second in Singapore Sprint Qualifying while Kimi Antonelli’s Sepang update was seventh. That is meaningful evidence for a team that deliberately split its cars, but a disrupted SQ1 and two very different driver assignments mean Mercedes should treat it as a direction to investigate, not a licence to declare the update beaten.
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Amazon has retired the Fire tablet name for a new Alexa Tablet line that runs certified Android with the Play Store. The hardware upgrade is real, but the sharper change is strategic: Amazon is betting that Alexa+ and its services can stand beside Google’s app ecosystem instead of replacing it.
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Formula 1's first Singapore Sprint Qualifying starts with one practice hour behind it, a 4.927-km street circuit ahead and an unusually awkward shift from afternoon running to a floodlit competitive session.
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