Sebastian Vettel reckoned there was nothing he could have done to beat Lewis Hamilton to Singapore GP victory - the German conceding that Red Bull were 'fortunate enough' to finish second and third on bold two-stop strategies. In what proved the most competitive race-day performance of the reigning quadruple title winner's disappointing season, Vettel briefly inherited the race lead from his Mercedes rival with seven laps to go at Marina Bay after Hamilton belatedly pitted for the third time after a mid-race Safety Car had wiped out his earlier lead.Vettel's stay at the front lasted just one lap, however, as Hamilton wasted little time in making his brand-new tyres count with an incisive...
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