Powering through the night, going to sleep way after the sun rises and the sapping heat of the day begins to build, and heading to work as the first artificial lights begin to dot the skyline and most city folk are contemplating packing up for the day… On the surface, the Singapore Grand Prix is one hell of a weird weekend and, indeed, trying to sort out breakfast at three in the afternoon and dinner at 5.30am can have its difficulties, but with the whole team staying on European time for the week at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, it actually ends up being a pretty normal race weekend – if you discount the team manager repeatedly telling the crew that he really wants them not to go to...
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