Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel has won the last three races in Singapore, but his hopes of a fourth successive win took a dive on Friday when his RB10 developed an engine problem at the end of FP1. The world champion team managed to put a new powerplant into the German’s car in double-quick time, but even so, he was forced to sit out the majority of FP2, only managing a handful of laps at the tail end of the session. But as Vettel explains, those few minutes of running could prove crucial in the long run…Q: Sebastian, you’ve won this race three times in a row so you know the ins and outs of this track. Can it be that in theory this race is your best chance to get a win...
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