- Final F1 practice in Singapore was bizarrely halted due to a lizard on the track
- Fernando Alonso alerted officials to the fact that the reptile was still there
The final F1 practice in Singapore was bizarrely halted due to a lizard being on the track.
Marshals were required to chaser the reptile and usher it to safety after it disrupted proceedings.
Fernando Alonso alerted officials to the fact that the lizard was still on the track.
Alonso had pulled into the pits in order to avoid the lizard.
McLaren’s Lando Norris finished in first place in final practice, 0.479 seconds ahead of Mercedes’ George Russell.
The final F1 practice in Singapore was bizarrely halted due to a lizard being on the track
Marshals were required to chase the reptile on the track and usher it to safety
Oscar Piastri, meanwhile, finished third ahead of Max Verstappen in fourth.
Charles Leclerc was in fifth, with Carlos Sainz sixth and Lewis Hamilton seventh.
Fernando Alonso had to pull into the pits before alerting officials about the lizard
Lando Norris finished in first place during final practice ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix
Verstappen currently leads the driver standings with 313 points ahead of Norris, who has 254 points.
The Singapore Grand Prix will get underway at 1pm UK time on Sunday.
