Described by former Williams driver David Coulthard as a 'modern day classic', the Singapore Grand Prix has its place firmly etched on the F1 calendar - despite this being only the seventh edition of the race. The spectacular city state gives the race a colourful backdrop, made all the more glamorous by the darkness that comes with this being F1's original night race. The drivers and teams have got used to the nocturnal routine of the race weekend, and the heat and humidity remain as arduous as ever. The drivers lose up to three kilos in sweat during the race, as they do in the Malaysian Grand Prix just across the border, and the race's propensity for Safety Car periods makes it one of the...
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