SINGAPORE GP - FREE PRACTICE #3 - RE-CAP & TIMES
Sebastian Vettel was close behind with a 1:41.901. Hamilton, Alonso and Vandoorne rounded up the top 5, making it another surprisingly good session for McLaren-Honda. While Vandoorne is confirmed at McLaren for 2018, when they switch to Renault engines, it is unsaid if Alonso will be re-signing with the Woking-based team.
Sauber was once again at the bottom of the time-sheets as both drivers struggled to find pace around the narrow street circuit. Marcus Ericsson crashed during the session, bringing out the only Red Flags of the hour. Sauber remain one of few teams who have yet to announce their 2018 line-up.
TIMES:
1. Max Verstappen - 1:41.829 / Red Bull-TAG-Heuer / Netherlands
2. Sebastian Vettel - 1:41.901 / Ferrari-Ferrari / Germany
3. Lewis Hamilton - 1:41.971 / Mercedes-Mercedes / Great Britain
4. Fernando Alonso - 1:42.383 / McLaren-Honda / Spain
5. Stoffel Vandoorne - 1:42.439 / McLaren-Honda / Belgium
6. Daniel Ricciardo - 1:42.517 / Red Bull-TAG-Heuer / Australia
7. Nico Hulkenberg - 1:42.549 / Renault-Renault / Germany
8. Valtteri Bottas - 1:42.592 / Mercedes-Mercedes / Finland
9. Kimi Raikkonen - 1:42.708 / Ferrari-Ferrari / Finland
10. Sergio Perez - 1:43.010 / Force India-Mercedes / Mexico
11. Esteban Ocon - 1:43.109 / Force India-Mercedes / France
12. Carlos Sainz - 1:43.356 / Toro Rosso-Renault / Spain
13. Jolyon Palmer - 1:43.368 / Renault-Renault / Great Britain
14. Daniil Kvyat - 1:43.574 / Toro Rosso-Renault / Russia
15. Felipe Massa - 1:43.724 / Williams-Mercedes / Brazil
16. Kevin Magnussen - 1:44.041 / Haas-Ferrari / Denmark
17. Lance Stroll - 1:44.223 / Williams-Mercedes / Canada
18. Romain Grosjean - 1:44.295 / Haas-Ferrari / France
19. Pascal Wehrlein - 1:45.760 / Sauber-Ferrari / Germany
20. Marcus Ericsson - 1:46.339 / Sauber-Ferrari / Sweden
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