Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said that Charles Leclerc's pole in Singapore was 'even better than we hoped' for. The 21-year-old set a blistering 1:36.2 to better the already high benchmark set by team-mate Sebastian Vettel and claim pole at the Marina Bay Circuit, this third-straight pole position. Leclerc credited his achievement to the new parts which Ferrari brought with them to Singapore as they looked to close in on Mercedes, but Binotto admitted that the team were shocked to outpace them with Lewis Hamilton forced to settle for P2. “Obviously, that’s even better than we hoped today, but we knew that we brought here a new aero package in the right direction, but even more...
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