Singapore Grand Prix – Sauber's Charles Leclerc may have damaged his car on Friday, but it made absolutely no difference to his practice program for the day. Having never visited Singapore's Marina Bay circuit before, Charles Leclerc's first foray around the track didn't end particularly well. Towards the end of the FP1 session, the Ferrari-bound Sauber driver clouted the barrier on the Anderson Bridge and had to park up with front end damage, having torn his right front wheel loose. Despite the damage coming right at the end of the 90 minute session, Leclerc was able to resume the track for FP2 after his Sauber mechanics worked hard to get the C37 back in shape. “It was an...
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