– Stoffel Vandoorne believes he was able to maximise the performance of his McLaren MCL32 as he claimed a career-best seventh at the Singapore Grand Prix.Vandoorne avoided trouble to run comfortably inside the top 10, but lost time during his second pit-stop with a slow front-left tyre change.However, he did not lose track position as a result of the slow stop, and attacked Renault rival Jolyon Palmer for sixth with an audacious move into the Turn 13 hairpin.Palmer used the cutback exiting the corner to retain his position ahead of his former GP2 rival, leaving Vandoorne in seventh, which still represented his best result in the sport."To race under the rain at the beginning was...
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