Lizard Disrupts Final Practice for Singapore Grand Prix

A monitor lizard halted the last Formula 1 practice session, causing a brief red flag before marshals removed the reptile.

A large monitor lizard scampered onto the track during the final practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix.
Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso reported the lizard, leading race control to suspend the session with a red flag.
Two track marshals chased and eventually removed the lizard, allowing the session to resume shortly after.
Lando Norris of McLaren set the fastest time in the session, while standings leader Max Verstappen was fourth-fastest.
Monitor lizards are common in Singapore and have previously interrupted Formula 1 sessions, including a notable incident in 2016.