Perez, Stroll, Bearman and Lindblad have all been cleared over their various incidents.

Perez, Stroll, Bearman and Lindblad have all been cleared over their various incidents.
"If it was dry, that would have been probably the most boring race for you to have watched" - Hamilton
Oliver Bearman, who finished sixth, is under investigation for driving unnecessarily slowly:
The start of qualifying has been delayed. It will now begin at:
9:30pm (local time)
3:30pm (CET)
2:30pm (UK time)
9:30am (US East Coast time)
Coulthard says Verstappen has now won on every track he has competed on in Formula 1, which can't be right because he didn't win at the Madring.
Norris steals 'most embarrassing move of the race' from Russell on the final lap.
Why aren't FOM playing Verstappen's engine boost complaints on the world feed?
Are they so sensitive about these engines now they won't even show drivers referring to problems?
It's not like the race doesn't need a point of interest...
I suspect Verstappen had a right old chuckle at that.
Race control confirm there will be a standing start.
The cars and drivers are more than capable of driving in these conditions but the visibility is very poor.
This has been a particular problem since they made the tyres wider in 2017, and although they're slightly narrower this year this remains the case.
The sprint race was supposed to start half an hour ago, no car has turned a wheel yet, though that detail hasn't made it any less exciting than the last sprint race.
As was the case in Malaysia last week, they intend to do two formation laps behind the Safety Car first.
The FIA confirms the formation lap will begin at 5:30pm (13 minutes' time).
The Medical Car will assess the track conditions again at 10:15. The first part of the track is very wet, with a lot of standing water which will be the reason for the delay, but there is far less water in the middle sector.
The start of the sprint race has been delayed due to heavy rain at the circuit.
No start time has been announced yet.
Lance Stroll says he "missed out on any chances [of] fighting to get through to Q2" because Overtake Mode did not work for him:
Max Verstappen's pole position for the sprint race in Singapore is in doubt as he faces a investigation for a yellow flag infringement.
If he gets a grid penalty, George Russell will take his pole position - and not for the first time:
Sainz is 100% correct.
This is supposed to be a sporting contest. The governing body admitted its error left some drivers at a disadvantage.
The session results should be declared null and void.
They should get each of the drivers' partners to time the entire field using a stopwatch and a notepad like in the old days.
Now there's a pre-race feature I would actually watch.