With an action-packed week of night races and entertainment ahead in Singapore, the drivers had a short pause before heading into the fly-away leg of races that bring the season to its climax. It was a moment to reset and prepare for the challenge ahead in the Lion City.<\/p>\n
Some rested. Some played. Some reflected. But in every case, it was a chance to reset and ready themselves for the final seven races that will bring the season to its end.<\/p>\n
Saying goodbye to Roscoe<\/p>\n
Lewis Hamilton<\/a> has been mourning the loss of his beloved companion and best friend, his bulldog Roscoe. Tributes have poured in from across the paddock, showing just how much of an impact he had on fans and the Formula 1 community.<\/p>\n September win streak continues<\/p>\n Max Verstappen<\/a> couldn\u2019t stop winning in September. After victories in Monza and Baku, he also made his GT3 debut at the Nurburgring Nordschleife and came away with a win<\/a>.<\/p>\n Freshly licensed to compete in endurance events, Verstappen turned his sim-racing experience into the real thing, teaming up with Chris Lulham to take victory against an experienced field. He called the result \u201camazing,\u201d and hinted this could be just the start of his endurance adventures, hoping to venture into 24-hour events in the coming year.<\/p>\n Gabriel Bortoleto<\/a> found himself inspired by the four-time world champion, as he watched Max racing during his workouts, and even channelled his inner-Verstappen on the sim!<\/p>\n Perfecting skills<\/p>\n Just days after it was announced he\u2019d be gracing the cover of Vogue for October, Lando Norris<\/a> headed to the kart track to do what he does best: drive. Sporting some of his very own merch, the Brit honed his skills ahead of the remaining title fight with team mate Oscar Piastri<\/a>.<\/p>\n