– Felipe Nasr reckons Sauber achieved the maximum result possible in Singapore as he moved forwards compared to his qualifying result.Nasr was eliminated in Q1 though was promoted to 16th on the grid due to penalties for Force India's Sergio Pérez and Haas' Romain Grosjean.Nasr completed a two-stop strategy, running the opening stints on Super Softs before switching to Softs, and wound up 13th, despite dropping back at the start due to Nico Hülkenberg's crash."It was a challenging race," said Nasr, who has yet to score a point in 2016."At the start we were a bit unlucky, as one car crashed into the barriers on the side of the grid I started from; I lost two positions...
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