Ewan Gale Monday 3 October 2022 04:00 Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has conceded a number of errors tallied to a "race to forget" at the Singapore Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton had started the race third after a stellar qualifying left the seven-time champion just half-a-tenth adrift of pole-sitter Charles Leclerc. But the Monégasque's Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz made a better start than Hamilton, demoting the Mercedes to fourth and pushing him across the wet run-off area. The Briton later made an uncharacteristic error when sliding into the barriers, picking up front-wing damage that necessitated a change. After another error when attempting a move on...
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