Lewis Hamilton hailed a vast improvement from his Mercedes car during practice for the Singapore Grand Prix, as the Silver Arrows returned to the top of the timesheets in Marina Bay. Ferrari have been the dominant force in F1's two races since the summer break, with Charles Leclerc winning in Belgium and Italy. Article continues under video However, the high-downforce requirements of Singapore were always expected to play more into Mercedes' hands this year and Hamilton was duly quickest in FP2, having secured a top-three spot in FP1 on hard tyres. Hamilton said afterwards: "I was really happy, I felt much better in the car today than I have for a while. "I hope that stays over...
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