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Nico Rosberg qualified on pole for the 2016 Singapore Grand Prix.

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton's struggles continue as he slips to third at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull Racing are set to have a three-way battle for pole position in qualifying.

Sebastian Vettel won the 2015 Singapore Grand Prix in dominant fashion.

Bernie Ecclestone will continue as CEO while Chase Carey of 21st Century Fox will serve as the new chairman.

Jenson Button will be taking a one-year sabbatical from F1 in 2017.

Rosberg is now just two points behind his rival in the driver standings.

Lewis Hamilton looks the favourite after dominating qualifying yet again at Monza.

Button could return to the grid in 2018.

Defending World Champion finished nearly half a second ahead of Nico Rosberg.

Max Verstappen has been given a warning by Charlie Whiting with regards to his aggressive driving style.

Mercedes look favourites to lock out the front row in qualifying on Saturday afternoon.

Verstappen is the youngest race winner in the history of F1.

The 35-year-old also raced for Sauber and Ferrari in a 14-year career.

Mercedes are favourites to take the win at Monza owing to the power hungry nature of the circuit.

Kevin Magnussen taken to hospital for checks and ankle treatment after heavy crash at Spa-Francorchamps.

Mercedes star hopes to close the 19-point gap to Lewis Hamilton, who has a 55-place grid penalty.

Lewis Hamilton will start at the back of the grid after being handed a 30-place grid penalty.

Mercedes' Formula One World Championship leader incurs hefty punishment after engine changes.

Lewis Hamilton holds a 19-point advantage over Nico Rosberg in the Drivers' championship.

Button will be out of contract with McLaren at the end of the 2016 season.

The defending world champion is now 19 points ahead of his closest rival.

Nico Rosberg has claimed his 27th career pole position at the German Grand Prix.

The 31-year-old German finished just ahead of the current World Champion.

Nico Rosberg looks favourite to take pole position after dominating practice on Friday at Hockenheim.

Lewis Hamilton is leading the Drivers' World Championship for the first time heading into the German Grand Prix.

Rosberg now trails his Mercedes teammate by six points.

Nico Rosberg has claimed his 26th career pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Mercedes are likely to be fighting among themselves for the win on Sunday after showing impressive pace in practice.