Leclerc dominated in the wet before qualifying in Singapore

Rain is expected Singaporeand finally came for Free Practice 3. The teams had to continue tuning their guitars before the qualifying concert this afternoon (3:00 pm) at Marina Bay, but the water prevented him from completing his work. To make matters worse, his wet tests may not be of much use for qualifying, as the wind blows the storm away. In this way, many teams will face an important ‘worthy’ with greater doubt than desired.

Without walking further, Carlos Sainz He assured that they should continue their search for tenth and also improve their race pace. But above all, it is key to continue with the confidence shown in Free Practice 2, where he was the fastest, to face the ‘worthy’ until the highest go for the pole between the terrifying walls of Marina Bay. However, they will all arrive in ‘qualy’ after a wet FP3 which could serve for the drivers to have first contact with these conditions should they repeat themselves this Sunday in the race.

Despite this, they all focus on one important classification. Then Monaco, Singapore is the circuit where starting position is most important because of how difficult it is to catch. It is very complicated. In that sense, Ferrari can dream. In dry, the circuit of Marina Bay it perfectly fits the characteristics of the Ferrari, especially with how well the Italian car drives. sainz Y Leclerc they have a good chance of qualifying for the pole, and with it, victory. Although there is Max Verstappen in the match anything can happen and the Dutchman should always be the favorite. Here we must add the good performance of Mercedes in the dry, the few cars that did not keep up in the rain (Russell was 9th and Hamilton, 12th).

Leclerc leads with the intermediates

So far, in Free Practice three, where riders were only able to ride for the last half hour due to heavy initial rain, Leclerc is the fastest of the intermediates, beating the time of Verstappen (2nd) and in 1″066 the time of Carlos Sainz (3rd).

Alonzo, fourth

In the fourth position finished Fernando Alonso, 1″647. If the rain repeats in the ‘quality’, the Asturian can get a lot of oil in search of a better result than he could cover in the dry on a track that, however, his car showed a good performance. Dry, Ferdinand opt for Q3 in today’s classification and add some good points this Sunday to give a good blow to a losing McLaren, with Alpine fighting for fourth place in Builders World Cup.