Charles Leclerc didn't quite have what it took to win the first Singapore Grand Prix since 2019, as the Ferrari driver was beaten comfortably in the end by Red Bull's Sergio Pérez. Despite having started on pole, the Ferrari driver led about 30 metres of the race, before being overtaken by Pérez on the short run down to Turn One. Whilst the initial phase of his launch from the line was equal to the race winner's, his second phase wasn't as sharp as Pérez's, which led to the Mexican driver breezing past with somewhat ease. Leclerc tried throughout the race to reclaim the race lead; however, the 24-year-old just didn't have enough to overtake the eventual victor. READ: Cashgate: Toto...
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