Ferrari sprung a surprise at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday that blindsided not only Formula 1 fans and rival teams but left even the Italian team themselves stunned. Four-times F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, ending a personal 13-month win drought, led Charles Leclerc one-two in the city-state´s floodlit race. It was the first time any team had finished first and second at the race on Marina Bay Street Circuit since it first featured in 2008. Despite Leclerc´s back-to-back success in Belgium and at Ferrari´s home race in Italy, only a brave punter would have put money on the red cars to achieve the feat before the weekend started. The circuit's many cornered layout was more...
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