Didyouknow: One of the biggest cheating scandals in F1 history happened here 😲⬇️ SingaporeGrandPrix
Sebastian Vettel kisses the F1 Singapore Grand Prix trophy as he celebrates after winning the 2019 race. began in 2008, the event has amassed its fair share of drama in its history. Here are some of the highlights and lowlights:One of the biggest cheating scandals in F1 history happened in the very first race on the Marina Bay street circuit.
As a result, Briatore was initially given a lifetime ban from F1, while Symonds received a five-year ban. Those bans were eventually reduced. Alonso, meanwhile, was absolved of wrongdoing as he said he was in the dark over the incident.From the biggest scandal to arguably the finest race victory, as Sebastian Vettel proved that he is the king of Marina Bay by clinching his fifth title with a masterful drive in 2019.
That was probably what Vettel had in mind, as the Ferrari driver swerved aggressively towards his left when the lights went off, sandwiching Red Bull's Max Verstappen between him and Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen, resulting in a wipeout of the front row barely 10 seconds into the race.
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