Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel won the Singapore Grand Prix for the fifth time in his career when he took victory in a wacky race that featured three safety car periods and never really got going despite the explosive ingredients i9n the mix. From early on it was clear that the front-runners were wary of the attrition, nursing tyres and after a relatively subdued start held station at a remarkably slow pace, even slower than George Russell's tardy Williams which was in clean air after pitting for repairs. At that point, Charles Leclerc led his teammate, with Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen chasing as well as Valtteri Bottas and Alex Albon in close contention. The pitstops proved to be...
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