Kimi Raikkonen expects another "hectic" Singapore Grand Prix as he hopes for better than last year's race, which saw him fail to make the first corner. The Ferrari man was unable to match his pole-sitting heroics from Monza a fortnight previously and will start fifth at Marina Bay. As they did in Italy, Ferrari have designs on a victory in Singapore, but a front-row lockout in Monza gave way to a third-fifth result on Saturday in the night race. Red Bull were in the mix at the front for the first time in a few races, with Verstappen qualifying second, hoping – like Raikkonen – that there is no repeat of last season's three-way wipeout between them and Sebastian Vettel....
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