Hamilton reportedly calls for Singapore track changes

Motorsport.com reported Lewis Hamilton called for changes to the Singapore circuit after a chaotic 2026 sprint in which only 13 of 22 cars finished.

Motorsport.com reported that Lewis Hamilton called for changes to the Singapore circuit after the final sprint race of the 2026 Formula 1 season. The outlet said his view followed a race in which only 13 of the 22 cars reached the finish. No track changes have been confirmed.

The same report said George Russell crashed during the sprint and that the two McLaren drivers also collided, leaving the paddock discussing the layout afterward. Hamilton is third in the 2026 drivers' championship on 229 points, and the British driver has raced in Formula 1 since 2007 for McLaren, Mercedes and Ferrari.

At this stage, any response from the FIA, the promoter or the circuit remains unconfirmed. Hamilton's position is reported by Motorsport.com rather than announced through an official decision.