Romain Grosjean says the Singapore Grand Prix weekend is a lot of fun and looks good on the television coverage, but the lack of sunlight will catch up on everybody by the end of the event. The Marina Bay Street Circuit will be playing host its twelfth Singapore Grand Prix this weekend, with the original race in 2008 being the first in Formula 1 history to be run at night under the floodlights, and as a result, the timing of the event is significantly different to that of any other track on the calendar. Grosjean, who will be competiting in his ninth Singapore race this weekend, says the lights themselves are perhaps easier for drivers than standard daylight due to the consistent light...
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