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Nico Rosberg qualified on pole ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, while Daniel Ricciardo split the two Mercedes cars to claim P2. Merc: Nico Rosberg: Still to be released. Lewis Hamilton: Still to be released. Red Bull: Daniel Ricciardo: Still to be released. Max Verstappen: Still to be released. Ferrari: Kimi Raikkonen: Still to be released. Sebastian Vettel: Still to be released.
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