(Video) Carlos Sainz loses control of Ferrari SF24 and bins it during Qualifying at Singapore GP

Carlos Sainz lost the control of his chassis at the Singapore GP qualifying and crashed out during the Q3 session.

(Video) Carlos Sainz loses control of Ferrari SF24 and bins it during Qualifying at Singapore GP

Carlos Sainz (via IMAGO, screenshot via Formula 1/X)

Ferrari started to showcase a decline in performance towards the latter half of the 2024 season. The Italian constructor hoped to showcase an impressive performance at the Singapore GP. However, Carlos Sainz deemed a highly disappointing end to the Q3 session after crashing his chassis during a fast lap.

Carlos Sainz just finished his out lap and was prepping to start his first fast lap of the Q3 session. The Spaniard had scored some good lap times during the practice sessions and had the potential of a front-row start. However, Sainz crashed at turn 18/19 and caused a Red Flag in the event.

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As a result, Sainz will have to start the Singapore GP from the 10th spot after crashing his chassis. Hence, Ferrari will have to work overtime to fix the SF-24 for the Spaniard. Additionally, Sainz will have to fight hard on the track to move up the pecking order and help the team score massive points over the weekend.

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Carlos Sainz’s colossal crash at the Azerbaijan GP had already caused Ferrari the trouble of fixing the chassis. Hence, the Singapore GP crash has further caused the team to work harder on fixing the car before the main race. Additionally, the Spaniard committed another mistake while crossing the circuit on foot.

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The 30-year-old has been noted by FIA for crossing the track on foot after exiting his chassis. Race control immediately called out the red flag following the incident. Regardless, the stewards will look into the issue and provide the final verdict as Ferrari speeds up fixing the challenger.

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The Singapore GP turned out to be extremely positive during Ferrari’s previous outing in 2023. However, as depicted in the qualifying session the team is highly unlikely to score great points. Time will tell about how the disappointing weekend ends for the Italian constructor.