Ferrari were 1-2 in both sessions in Singapore on Friday. And Mercedes, McLaren and Aston Martin are also looking good. So what, therefore, of Red Bull? They weren't particularly quick in either light- or heavy-fuel form and in this video Peter Windsor offers a suggestion as to why this may have been the case. It's only a Friday, of course, and Red Bull have time to develop a more competitive set-up, but by most standards this Singapore GP, to be held under lights on Sunday, is shaping-up to be extremely close. Peter, who predicted that Ferrari would go well on the Marina Bay Circuit in his livestream last week, also details Ferrari's day - and looks at the pace of the other key runners.
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With thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of executive jets:
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Images: Pirelli and Scuderia Ferrari
Follow Peter on X:
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Considering a career in F1? Check out the United Motorsports Academy:
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Nick: you're always with us