Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc left Jolyon Palmer reeling during qualifying for the 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday, en route to the Monegasque only achieving P7. The 27-year-old will be the second Ferrari driver on the grid for Sunday’s Singapore GP, after teammate Lewis Hamilton qualified P6 with a 1:29.688 lap of Marina Bay. A wild ride through the final corners thwarted Leclerc’s bid to improve his best Q3 time and his starting position for Sunday’s Singapore GP from P7. Leclerc’s lack of pace during Q2 at the Singapore GP, which worried Palmer, is now the latest incident of Ferrari’s problems extracting performance with new tyres. Russell secured pole for the 2025 Singapore GP with a lap 0.530s quicker than Hamilton and also 0.626s quicker than Leclerc.