Lewis Hamilton is acutely aware that he needs to qualify on the front row tomorrow if he is to have the best chance of challenging Sebastian Vettel for victory in Singapore. The Briton was quickest in FP1 but fell a second behind Vettel to finish fourth in FP2 and is looking to improve the balance of his Mercedes ahead of qualifying. “It wasn't the perfect Friday for us but we got on with our programme and know where we have to make improvements for tomorrow. The balance of the car felt really good in P1 but it definitely went away from us in P2. There is a lot of work to do this evening but we're used to that on a Friday night and will just get on with it and focus on our car and...
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