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Lewis Hamilton won the Singapore Grand Prix claiming his 7th race victory of the season as the Briton edges closer to a fifth Formula 1 world championship.
Sunday's race under the lights was not exactly spectacular to watch but it was a real benefit for Hamilton and Mercedes to strengthen their lead in the driver's and constructors' championships.
Hamilton's rival Sebastian Vettel finished the race in third place failing to close the gap on his championship contender.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen was awarded driver of the day after finishing as the runner-up to Hamilton.
The race may not have had many highlights but the world of Twitter hosted many tweets talking about the race.
And here at Sportskeeda, we have picked out the best Twitter reactions to the Singapore Grand Prix.
Twitter reacts to Hamilton's win in Singapore
Sunday's race could well and truly be the championship decider.
Hamilton is now 40 points ahead of Vettel with just six races left on the 2018 calendar.
The Briton started from pole position and throughout showed no real struggle apart from a blue flag moment that helped Max Verstappen close the gap on the Mercedes driver.
Overall it is Hamilton's 69th career win in F1, 22 short of Michael Schumacher's record of 91 victories.
Twitter reacts to Vettel and Ferrari's missed opportunity
This time last year, we witnessed Ferrari mess up a championship lead starting from the Italian Grand Prix, where Hamilton stole the 1st place on their turf.
12 months on and Ferrari still have no answer to Mercedes' championship bid.
With Vettel now 40 points behind the Briton and with just six races remaining, Hamilton looks to be the firm favorite to beat the German for that 5th world championship.
There was nowhere for Vettel to hide on Twitter...
Twitter reacts to Perez's dangerous driving
Last year's Singapore start saw both Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen collide and crash out.
12 months on we saw something very similar but this time with the Force Indias.
The second turn saw Sergio Perez go across Esteban Ocon's path and knock the Frenchman out of the race.
Perez was able to continue to race.
It then happened yet again later on in the race when the Mexican turned to Sergey Sirotkin's racing line causing a collision and damage to both cars.
It wrapped up a very bad day for Perez by not only letting his teammate down but also points missed for the team.
Here's how some of the Twitter users reacted...
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