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The F1 Singapore GP clip everyone on X is sharing

Updated 2026-10-13 · every figure below is a real sample taken on this date

Today's X sample has a clear winner, and it is not a trailer or a launch event. It is a two-line sports moment from @F1 — the kind of eight-second clip that spreads because it needs no explanation.

What the sample collected

The batch was taken on 2026-10-13 at 01:22 UTC from a public account pool of ten accounts (@NASA, @NatGeo, @ESPN, @NBA, @NFL, @Discovery, @BBCEarth, @SkySports, @F1, @WeatherChannel), reading the latest 40 posts from each. 71 video posts were found; the list below sorts them by the likes recorded at sampling time, with views as the tie-break. One video per author is allowed, so no account can fill the list by itself. This is an account-pool observation, not an official X chart.

The clip at number one

The top entry came from @F1 (Formula 1) and shows Felix watching Charles receive his P2 trophy in Singapore, tagged #F1 and #SingaporeGP. It was posted on Mon 12 Oct 2026 10:27 UTC. Sampled counters:

  • 20,237 likes
  • 753,641 views

Why a pit-lane moment outranks the field

Sports clips travel on one condition: the emotion has to read in the first second. A podium reaction does that. You do not need to know the season standings, the tyre strategy, or who is leading the championship. You see a person watching a friend succeed — and that is the entire message. Motorsport also has a built-in re-share habit: fans repost to argue, to celebrate, and to tag each other, which is what turns a two-second reaction into a phrase people start using.

We are describing what the counters show, not explaining X's ranking system.

The rest of today's top three

#AuthorPostLikesViews
1@F1Felix watching Charles get his P2 trophy in Singapore20,237753,641
2@BBCEarth20 years of Planet Earth6,320739,844
3@NASAMarsPerseverance sets a new off-world driving record2,515167,274

The Planet Earth entry is the useful counter-example: nearly the same reach as number one, roughly a third of the likes. Reach and resonance are different measurements and this page keeps them apart.

How to save an X video

1Copy the post linkTap the share icon on the post and choose Copy link. On desktop, copy the address bar URL.
2Paste it into TwivaroThe homepage does not prefill from a URL yet — paste the link manually into the box.
3Press DownloadThe tool reads the post and lists the video file it serves.
4Save the MP4Straight to your device; the file keeps its original sound.
Quote-posts and replies often contain their own video. If a download returns nothing, check that you copied the URL of the post that actually holds the clip, not the post quoting it.

What this page is not

  • The counters are point-in-time values from the sampling moment, not live numbers.
  • This is a ten-account pool, not X-wide trending, and it is labelled as such.
  • No engagement figure is estimated or back-filled; anything not collected is simply omitted.

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