At one point in a damp and tricky qualifying session, Lewis Hamilton looked like he might put his Mercedes on pole position for the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix instead he will start third and is happy to do so. But his fifth pole at Marina Bay Circuit was not to be, it turned to third on the grid as Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc and Red Bull's Sergio Perez found a tad more pace on a drying, albeit still slippery, track to deny the Mercedes driver what would've been his 104th top spot start. But it was super close! A mere 0.053s separated the top three and that pleased the seven-time F1 World Champion who said in parc ferme afterwards: 'I was pushing so hard. It was, so, so close. I was...
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