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#2 Singapore Grand Prix
During the start of the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton got off the line well and held onto his position at the front. Sebastian Vettel passed by Max Verstappen right before a Force India intra-team crash brought out the safety car.
After a flurry of pit stops, the duo switched back their positions as Max's attempt at an overcut was successful. From then on out, Verstappen showed signs of catching up to Hamilton, especially so during traffic.
The drivers at the back end of the field were engrossed in their own battles and were in no mood to move away for the race leaders. The Dutch driver came within touching distance of Lewis, but the latter stayed ahead while manoeuvring around the lapped cars that were reluctant to relent.
Once back ahead of the pack, the Briton put his foot down and started to pull away from Verstappen. Lewis crossed the line in first to register his fourth victory in Singapore.
