Fernando Alonso set the pace in opening practice for the Singapore GP on Friday, as drivers adjusted to new rules prohibiting certain types of radio messages.The rule changes, which have been revised by the FIA after teams raised concerns on Thursday, mean that messages explicitly concerning driver performance are now forbidden.Radio traffic pertaining to car performance will now be allowed until the end of the season, but even though that compromise gives teams, drivers and the governing body rather less of a headache, it wasn't all plain-sailing."You're 1.2 seconds faster, Nico," the Championship leader was told after he moved top of the times about half-an-hour into the...
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