Sebastian Vettel admitted he will be forced to learn from studying his rivals after collecting no long-run data in second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix due to a collision with the wall. Vettel spent the majority of the session parked in the garage, with what appeared to be coolant leaking from his Ferrari. Vettel crashed out of this race on the opening lap last year in the rain and the prospect of another wet start at Marina Bay on Sunday ensures the German will once again be under the microscope. Errors have routinely held Vettel back in 2018 and he must find consistency swiftly if he is to overhaul Lewis Hamilton's 30-point lead in the drivers' championship. Although Vettel...
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