Charles Leclerc moved to the front of the pack during the final practice session for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. In the final one-hour session prior to qualifying Leclerc posted a time of 1:38.192s to finish 0.207s clear of Friday pacesetter Lewis Hamilton, as Ferrari flexed its muscles in the wake of a subdued Friday. Leclerc had conceded he was still getting up to speed through Friday, with his progress stymied by a gearbox problem that brought his FP1 to a premature end, but the two-time race winner had enough pace on Saturday evening to lead the way. Leclerc’s Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel was third, six-tenths behind the youngster, while Valtteri Bottas was...
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