The Singapore Grand Prix is one of the toughest races on the Formula 1 calendar. The challenging circuit demands a lot from the drivers in the hot and humid weather conditions. Pirelli boss Mario Isola warns drivers in advance, saying the circuit will feel very different from three years ago. Article continues under ad For the first time since 2019, the Singapore GP will be run again. Pirelli has made the three softest compounds available to the drivers. Not only will the 18-inch tyres provide a new challenge this year, but also the track itself. Indeed, new asphalt has been laid on the Marina Bay street circuit. Isola warns the drivers, as the conditions mean the race will be experienced...
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