The plan to evaluate changes to the qualifying format at selected races next season has been met with mostly positive feedback, says Formula 1 motorsport director Ross Brawn.
Ferrari came first in the Singapore Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc was surprised by his team's strategy for Sebastian Vettel.
FIA race director Michael Masi will not relax the rules on disqualifying drivers for technical infringements following Daniel Ricciardo's anger over his penalty in Singapore.
Ferrari scored their first hat-trick of wins since 2008, while Alfa Romeo became the first 'class B' team to lead a race for four years.
Radio messages show Charles Leclerc was unaware he was at risk of losing his lead because Ferrari did not warn him they had pitted Sebastian Vettel's car.
Mercedes instructed Valtteri Bottas to slow down in order to hold up Alexander Albon, team principal Toto Wolff has confirmed.
Will Robert Kubica find a place on the F1 grid in 2020? Dieter Rencken picks up rumours about the soon-to-be ex-Williams driver's future in the Singapore paddock.
Lewis Hamilton says he doesn't understand why Charles Leclerc didn't speed up earlier before Sebastian Vettel jumped ahead of them.
Sebastian Vettel says his Singapore Grand Prix victory proved his recent slump in form has been exaggerated by his critics.
Charles Leclerc said a radio message from Ferrari gave him hope they would give him back the lead of the Singapore Grand Prix after he lost it to his team mate when he pitted.
In the round-up: Giovinazzi says Singapore performance reflects improve race form • Binotto: Leclerc's loss of position "part of racing" • Tyre management made race easier - Albon
Josef Newgarden has won the IndyCar championship for the second time after Colton Herta won a lively season finale at Laguna Seca.