Sebastian Vettel had been under considerable flak prior to winning the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, and credit to his Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto for believing that not only would his driver bounce back but also confident we have yet to see the best of the four-time Formula 1 World Champion. After qualifying at Marina Bay, Vettel was third with his teammate Charles Leclerc on pole. Interviewing Binotto after the night session, Sky F1's Martin Brundle asked of the German driver: 'Maybe his best time is behind him…' Without a blink, and not primed, Binotto replied, 'The best is still in front of him. He has it in his own hands, how much he wants it.' And added, 'I think Seb is...
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