The Singapore GP preview
Formula 1 leaves Europe behind for the first of five flyaways that will decide the outcome of the title. Much attention will be on Red Bull's form, on a supposedly strong circuit for the RB6. Mark Glendenning looks ahead
With the waving of the chequered flag at Monza, Formula 1 left the European leg of the 2010 season behind, packed the flight cases, stocked up on jetlag remedies and embarked upon the final grueling cluster of flyaway races.
First stop: Singapore, and in championship terms, the potential for all sorts of intrigue.
Monza was popularly expected to be Red Bull's last weak track for the season and if that's the case, Christian Horner and co will be relatively happy to have left Italy with a fourth and sixth. Even more pleasingly from Austria's point of view, Lewis Hamilton's 'must win' race instead ended with the Briton trudging back to the pits without completing a lap.
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