Sebastian Vettel yet again lamented missed opportunities as he finished third in the Singapore Grand Prix and was forced to watch his title rival Lewis Hamilton go on to win the race and increase the championship lead to 40 points. After the early safety car, Vettel attacked the Red Bull of Max Verstappen to slip into second place with a slick move, but Ferrari pitted Vettel very early in what was a gamble that in retrospect simply did not pay off. The Ferrari pitstop prompted Max Verstappen to get on the loud pedal and when he emerged from the pits Vettel was behind, the overcut had worked a treat. The Red Bull remained second until the end despite a brief period when he got very close to...
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