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Facts and figures for the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Lap distance: 5.073km. Total distance: 61 laps, 309.316km.
Race lap record: One minute 45.599 seconds (Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 2008)
2010 pole: Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 1:45.390
Past races:
2010 - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
Alonso started on pole and held off Vettel by 0.2 seconds for his second Singapore win in three years. Webber and Hamilton collided, with the Briton retiring.
2009 - Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
Hamilton led from start to finish while compatriot Jenson Button extended his overall lead with fifth place for Brawn. Germany's Timo Glock was second in his last race for Toyota. Alonso was third for Renault, the team racing under a suspended permanent ban for fixing the previous year's race. Mark Webber had brake problems and crashed after 45 laps, Red Bull team mate Sebastian Vettel started on the front row but collected a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pit lane and ended up fourth.
2008 - Fernando Alonso (Renault)
The most controversial race in recent F1 history, triggering one of the sport's biggest scandals when the story emerged nearly a year later. Alonso won after Brazilian team mate Nelson Piquet junior crashed and brought out the safety car shortly after the Spaniard had pitted. Ferrari's Felipe Massa, who had started on pole, finished 13th after a bungled pitstop in the confusion and lost the title that year by a single point. Piquet revealed later that he had crashed to order. Renault were handed a suspended permanent ban.
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Lap distance: 5.073km. Total distance: 61 laps, 309.316km.
Race lap record: One minute 45.599 seconds (Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 2008)
2010 pole: Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 1:45.390
Past races:
2010 - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
Alonso started on pole and held off Vettel by 0.2 seconds for his second Singapore win in three years. Webber and Hamilton collided, with the Briton retiring.
2009 - Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
Hamilton led from start to finish while compatriot Jenson Button extended his overall lead with fifth place for Brawn. Germany's Timo Glock was second in his last race for Toyota. Alonso was third for Renault, the team racing under a suspended permanent ban for fixing the previous year's race. Mark Webber had brake problems and crashed after 45 laps, Red Bull team mate Sebastian Vettel started on the front row but collected a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pit lane and ended up fourth.
2008 - Fernando Alonso (Renault)
The most controversial race in recent F1 history, triggering one of the sport's biggest scandals when the story emerged nearly a year later. Alonso won after Brazilian team mate Nelson Piquet junior crashed and brought out the safety car shortly after the Spaniard had pitted. Ferrari's Felipe Massa, who had started on pole, finished 13th after a bungled pitstop in the confusion and lost the title that year by a single point. Piquet revealed later that he had crashed to order. Renault were handed a suspended permanent ban.
Stay with Wheels24 for the F1 weekend.