Max Verstappen: "To finally win in Singapore was a special moment and to get two race wins (and a Sprint race) in a row with our own power unit is something to be celebrated and for the Team to be proud of.

"This track is very different to drive but is always quite enjoyable despite it being quite bumpy. It has its long corners and elevation changes, so we need to make sure we hit the ground running with the set-up of the car. Austin is always a fun weekend and there is a lot to do in the city. We are going again into another triple header and our focus is on continuing this momentum, maximising our opportunities and getting as many points for the Constructors' championship as we can."

Isack Hadjar: "After Singapore it was good to go back to Paris and spend time with family and friends following a challenging weekend. I feel like I've reset and I'm ready to get straight back at it in Austin. The last triple-header was such a positive week for the Team and the car really took a step forward in performance, and we want to bring that with us to the States. It's another triple-header coming up, so it's heads down and hard work to come out the other side on a positive note. I'm excited to get back to fighting at the front and COTA is such a great track to race on, so it's going to be an enjoyable one."

Stats & Facts

• Victory in Singapore was Max's 73rd Grand Prix victory with Oracle Red Bull Racing, the second-highest total by any driver with a single constructor, behind only Lewis Hamilton's 84 wins with Mercedes.

• Max scored his 50th career Pole in Singapore, becoming only the fifth driver to reach such a milestone, joining Ayrton Senna (1990), Michael Schumacher (2002), Lewis Hamilton (2016) and Sebastian Vettel (2017).

• Max is the most successful F1 driver on United States soil, winning eight Grands Prix in the states. Four wins in Austin, two in Miami and two in Las Vegas.

• Excluding Isack's three-race injury absence, Isack has a ten-race streak of Grand Prix points finishes entering this weekend, including his pitlane start in Singapore.