Ferrari suffered a major setback in Q3 at the Singapore GP with Carlos Sainz hitting the wall before setting a lap time and Charles Leclerc finishing qualifying in the same way, but with an undamaged car.

After running across the circuit following his accident during Singapore Grand Prix qualifying, Carlos Sainz was fined €25,000 by the stewards, €12,500 of which will be suspended.

Ferrari will have to pay a financial penalty of $5,585 for breaching the procedures of changing tire pressures on Charles Leclerc's car

Carlos Sainz acknowledged his crash in Q3 at the Singapore Grand Prix left Ferrari facing an uphill battle, with team-mate Charles Leclerc also seeing his time ruled out.

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It was a Saturday to forget for Scuderia Ferrari HP, with its cars qualifying no better than ninth and tenth for the Singapore Grand Prix, as neither driver set a valid time in Q3. Carlos Sainz crashed into the barriers at the start of the final phase, while Charles Leclerc's only time was cancelled for exceeding track limits.

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both experienced difficulties with tyre temperature during a disappointing qualifying for Ferrari in Singapore.