Sir Lewis Hamilton will look back on the Singapore Grand Prix with a wave of disappointment, after the British driver was completely at fault for finishing ninth, rather than in the top five. The seven-time World Champion fell behind Carlos Sainz at Turn One, after suffering from wheel-spin during the second phase of his start. His initial pull away was actually very good; however, his W13 then wheelspan ferociously, which allowed Sainz to sweep past. Hamilton tried to hang it around the outside of the Spaniard but was pushed off the circuit; the stewards did look into the incident but deemed that no action was necessary. READ: ‘Not doing well’: Red Bull owner’s health raises alarm...
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