Sebastian Vettel says that when it comes to the Singapore Grand Prix, anything can happen under the floodlights at Marina Bay. Two years ago, the Ferrari driver launched his race from pole in the heat of the Lion City's night, only to crash out of the race a couple hundred years up the road, along with teammate Kimi Raikkonen, the victim of unfortunate circumstances. Contrary to Spa and Monza's power circuits, Singapore's specific 23-turn layout won't play into the strengths of Ferrari's SF90. But add on the unforeseen circumstances often associated with the race and Vettel is right to exert caution, in spite of being a fan of Marina Bay. "After Spa-Francorchamps and Monza, we are...
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