Charles Leclerc made huge gains from Friday to lead FP3 at the Singapore Grand Prix and put Ferrari in the hunt for pole position at the Marina Bay Circuit. Leclerc had ended Friday 1.3 seconds off the pace of Lewis Hamilton, but led the championship leader by two tenths in Saturday's early session. Article continues under video Leclerc has found an extra two seconds overnight, although Hamilton's pole time 12 months ago was another two seconds quicker, ensuring qualifying is no foregone conclusion just yet. Ferrari had been expected to drop back into the pack after Leclerc's victories in Belgium and Italy, but Sebastian Vettel was third-quickest, six tenths off Leclerc, to suggest that...
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