SINGAPORE - News Flash! The unthinkable has happened: Red Bulls of F1 have been tamed by a prancing horse. Indeed, Carlos Sainz of Ferrari, the renowned underdog, has rained on Red Bull's parade, nailing the victory at the world-famous Singapore Grand Prix. Did we hear someone say 'Red Bull gives you wings?' Perhaps they should add 'unless you're facing Sainz in a Ferrari.' Sainz, in his much characterized 'little red rocket,' initially took full advantage of the Red Bull's Saturday night slump during the qualifiers. Most F1 insiders attributed this unexpected turn of events to the Red Bulls over-indulging in their own energy drink or perhaps being startled by the random city-dwelling squirrels. Regardless, our Spanish matador was nothing short of supreme as he slipped past the Red Bulls, who, despite their historically renowned aerodynamics and superior speed, found themselves huffing and puffing in the rarefied air of 'Not First Place.' Reducing the Red Bull racing machine to mere ground-hugging bovines, Sainz outpaced them, crossing the finish line a generous 0.812 seconds ahead of everyone else. Even Lando Norris of McLaren, who was probably as perplexed as we were, had to settle for second best. In the end, the night's climax was the desperate chase of the Bulls after a red flag, the irony of which has not been lost on anyone. To their credit, they huffed and puffed and even tried to blow Sainz's Ferrari down. But alas, this isn't the story of the Big Bad Wolf, and Sainz, a far cry from the three little pigs, held his ground to sweep away the first place. The whispers from the pit stop suggest Red Bulls were last seen Googling 'how to regain lost wings,' but that could just be pit-side banter. The win marks the first bitter pill the Red Bulls have had to swallow this season, giving F1 fans and pundits alike something interesting to mull over. Amid the sea of Red Bull dominance, Sainz's victory could very well be the small pebble creating the first ripple of a tidal wave. Given this upset, the rest of this season promises to be exhilarating, not to mention a break from Red Bull's winning 'bull-a-thon.' In breaking news, sales of Red Bull have skyrocketed since Sunday as fans are reportedly stockpiling the drink in a superstitious attempt to 're-energize' their team for the next race. Let's see if it works or Carlos Sainz will continue to be the bullfighter in his 'torero' red Ferrari. Until then, may the F1 drama continue to swing unpredictably around every curve!