Alexander Albon admits he lost “a little bit” of confidence following a brush with the barriers during second practice for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. The new Red Bull recruit locked up and hit the tyre barriers at Turn 10 during FP2, destroying the front wing on his RB15 and forcing him to return to the garage for repairs. Albon re-emerged for the closing stages of the session and ended up setting the fifth-fastest time, albeit over a second down on teammate Max Verstappen. “I had a lock up on the lap before and I had a little flatspot. On top of that I was pushing and just another lock up in the same kind spot of tyre as the previous lap,” Albon explained. When asked if...
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