The Singapore Grand Prix marks the first race of the six fly-away events that herald the end of the 2014 Formula 1 season, and for McLaren Mercedes, it is the first opportunity to secure a good haul of points as they battle the Sahara Force India team for fifth in the World Constructors’ Championship. Racing Director Eric Boullier insists the team are still working hard on their 2014 car to try and maximise their position in the championship, despite the partnership with their German engine suppliers Mercedes coming to an end at the end of the season, with Japanese company Honda taking over from 2015. He believes the Singapore Grand Prix is one of the best events on the F1 calendar, and...
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