It was a case of 'business as usual' for Ferrari in Singapore on Saturday as the Italian team ended a disappointing two days of practice and qualifying well off the pace and hoping to make up ground with superior race strategy. Fernando Alonso has done brilliantly to convert mediocre grid positions into podiums this season to lie second in the drivers' championship, 53 points adrift of Red Bull's triple world champion Sebastian Vettel. However, with only seven races remaining and Vettel on pole for Sunday's night race, the Spaniard will be starting three rows back in seventh place and needing to pull another rabbit out of the hat to keep his title hopes alive. "I think we were not...
Full Story »