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  • Vettel's dominant performance secures his fourth Singapore Grand Prix

    21 Sep 2015

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    Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel puts in a dominant performance, leading from start to finish, to win his fourth Singapore Grand Prix.


    In an incident-packed race at Marina Bay on Sunday, Vettel put in a dominant performance at the front of the pack to lead from start to finish, claiming his third victory of the season and his fourth in Singapore. 

    Vettel beat out Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo by 1.4 seconds, with Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen taking third in a Grand Prix punctuated by two safety car incidents, one of the most bizarre fashions. 

    Vettel got off to a blistering start, getting off the line well and carving out an incredible three-second gap after just one lap. He carried his incredible pace from practice and qualifying into Sunday, building a huge lead ahead of the pack.

    The only time the cars behind him got relatively close was during the two safety car periods. The first was on lap 14 when Felipe Massa ran into the side of Nico Hulkenberg whilst exiting the pit lane, sending Hulkenberg into the wall. Hulkenberg was deemed by the stewards to be responsible for the incident and given a three-place grid penalty for the next race. 

    On the restart, Vettel showed his trademark ability to bunch up the pack before jetting off from the front, immediately carving out a gap after the restart. The safety car made its second appearance on lap 37, when quite bizarrely, a spectator trespassed onto the track at one of the highest speed sections (Esplanade Bridge). Again, Vettel was undeterred and got off well at the restart. In a fairly incident free race for the race leader, Vettel traded fastest lap timings with Ricciardo, but ultimately completed a wire to wire victory. 

    Championship leader Lewis Hamilton suffered his first retirement of the season after technical problems with his Mercedes. He was one of five racers who failed to finish the race. As a result, Vettel closed to within 50 points of Hamilton in the championship race. 

    The next round of high-octane action will take place at Suzuka Circuit, Japan in two weeks' time. 

    Pos
    PointsDriverTeamRace Time Qualifying Fastest Lap
    125Sebastian VettelScuderia Ferrari 2:01:22.118 1
     1:43.885
    218Daniel RicciardoInfiniti Red Bull Racing +1.478 2
     1:44.428
     1 1:50.041 (52)
    315Kimi RaikkonenScuderia Ferrari+17.154 3
     1:44.667
       
    412Nico RosbergMercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team+24.720 6
     1:45.415
       
    510Valtteri BottasWilliams Martini Racing+34.204 7
     1:45.676
       
    68Daniil KvyatInfiniti Red Bull Racing +35.508 4
     1:44.745
       
    76Sergio PerezSahara Force India F1 Team+50.836 13
     1:46.385
       
    84Max VerstappenScuderia Toro Rosso+51.450 8
     1:45.798
       
    92Carlos Sainz Jr.Scuderia Toro Rosso+52.860 14
     1:46.894
       
    101Felipe NasrSauber F1 Team+1:30.045 16
     1:46.965
       
    11 Marcus EricssonSauber F1 Team+1:37.507 17
     1:47.088
       
    12 Pastor MaldonadoLotus F1 Team+1:37.718 18
     1:47.323
       
    13 Romain GrosjeanLotus F1 Team+1 lap 10
     1:46.413
       
    14 Alexander RossiMarussia F1 Team+1 lap 20
     1:51.523
       
    15 Will StevensMarussia F1 Team+1 lap 19
     1:51.021
       
       
         

    Retirement
    -- Jenson ButtonMcLaren Honda  DNF 15
     1:47.019
       
    -- Fernando AlonsoMcLaren Honda DNF  12
     1:46.328
       
    --
    --
    --
     Lewis Hamilton
    Felipe Massa
    Nico Hulkenberg
    Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team
    Williams Martini Racing
    Sahara Force India F1 Team
     DNF 
    DNF
    DNF
     5
     9
     11
     1:45.300
     1:46.077
     1:46.305
    24.4k

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    singapore gp singapore f1 vettel sebastian vettel singapore grand prix f1

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    21 Sep 2015

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    Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel puts in a dominant performance, leading from start to finish, to win his fourth Singapore Grand Prix.


    In an incident-packed race at Marina Bay on Sunday, Vettel put in a dominant performance at the front of the pack to lead from start to finish, claiming his third victory of the season and his fourth in Singapore. 

    Vettel beat out Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo by 1.4 seconds, with Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen taking third in a Grand Prix punctuated by two safety car incidents, one of the most bizarre fashions. 

    Vettel got off to a blistering start, getting off the line well and carving out an incredible three-second gap after just one lap. He carried his incredible pace from practice and qualifying into Sunday, building a huge lead ahead of the pack.

    The only time the cars behind him got relatively close was during the two safety car periods. The first was on lap 14 when Felipe Massa ran into the side of Nico Hulkenberg whilst exiting the pit lane, sending Hulkenberg into the wall. Hulkenberg was deemed by the stewards to be responsible for the incident and given a three-place grid penalty for the next race. 

    On the restart, Vettel showed his trademark ability to bunch up the pack before jetting off from the front, immediately carving out a gap after the restart. The safety car made its second appearance on lap 37, when quite bizarrely, a spectator trespassed onto the track at one of the highest speed sections (Esplanade Bridge). Again, Vettel was undeterred and got off well at the restart. In a fairly incident free race for the race leader, Vettel traded fastest lap timings with Ricciardo, but ultimately completed a wire to wire victory. 

    Championship leader Lewis Hamilton suffered his first retirement of the season after technical problems with his Mercedes. He was one of five racers who failed to finish the race. As a result, Vettel closed to within 50 points of Hamilton in the championship race. 

    The next round of high-octane action will take place at Suzuka Circuit, Japan in two weeks' time. 

    Pos
    PointsDriverTeamRace Time Qualifying Fastest Lap
    125Sebastian VettelScuderia Ferrari 2:01:22.118 1
     1:43.885
    218Daniel RicciardoInfiniti Red Bull Racing +1.478 2
     1:44.428
     1 1:50.041 (52)
    315Kimi RaikkonenScuderia Ferrari+17.154 3
     1:44.667
       
    412Nico RosbergMercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team+24.720 6
     1:45.415
       
    510Valtteri BottasWilliams Martini Racing+34.204 7
     1:45.676
       
    68Daniil KvyatInfiniti Red Bull Racing +35.508 4
     1:44.745
       
    76Sergio PerezSahara Force India F1 Team+50.836 13
     1:46.385
       
    84Max VerstappenScuderia Toro Rosso+51.450 8
     1:45.798
       
    92Carlos Sainz Jr.Scuderia Toro Rosso+52.860 14
     1:46.894
       
    101Felipe NasrSauber F1 Team+1:30.045 16
     1:46.965
       
    11 Marcus EricssonSauber F1 Team+1:37.507 17
     1:47.088
       
    12 Pastor MaldonadoLotus F1 Team+1:37.718 18
     1:47.323
       
    13 Romain GrosjeanLotus F1 Team+1 lap 10
     1:46.413
       
    14 Alexander RossiMarussia F1 Team+1 lap 20
     1:51.523
       
    15 Will StevensMarussia F1 Team+1 lap 19
     1:51.021
       
       
         

    Retirement
    -- Jenson ButtonMcLaren Honda  DNF 15
     1:47.019
       
    -- Fernando AlonsoMcLaren Honda DNF  12
     1:46.328
       
    --
    --
    --
     Lewis Hamilton
    Felipe Massa
    Nico Hulkenberg
    Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team
    Williams Martini Racing
    Sahara Force India F1 Team
     DNF 
    DNF
    DNF
     5
     9
     11
     1:45.300
     1:46.077
     1:46.305
    24.4k

    Tags

    singapore gp singapore f1 vettel sebastian vettel singapore grand prix f1

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