Who ultimately won the delayed Singapore Grand Prix?

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Sergio Perez Won the Delayed Singapore Grand Prix

Red Bull's Sergio Perez was the ultimate winner of the 13th edition of the Singapore Formula One (F1) Grand Prix, which experienced a one-hour delay due to heavy rainfall. The race concluded around 11 pm, with Perez leading from the start.
Perez Led the Race from the Beginning

The Mexican driver maintained his lead throughout the race, securing the victory after the event was delayed by an hour due to a downpour. This marked the first time the Singapore Grand Prix was postponed because of rain, with the 2020 and 2021 races having been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ferrari's Leclerc Finished Second

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who had secured pole position, finished the race in second place. This result mirrored his performance in the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz completed the podium for Ferrari, securing third place.
Notable Driver Performances and Incidents

The wet track conditions led to several incidents during the race, including a collision with the wall by Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. Despite the challenges, Sergio Perez achieved a notable feat, becoming the first driver since Sebastian Vettel in 2011 to win both the Monaco and Singapore street races in the same year. Sebastian Vettel himself finished the race in eighth position. McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo secured fourth and fifth places respectively, while Max Verstappen finished seventh and Lewis Hamilton took ninth place.

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