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2015 Formula 1 Singapore GP
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We'll bring you all the news from this race, so keep checking the site.
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That's a wrap for us. We'll be back in week from Japan.
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The championship battle is closer now, with Rosberg now 41 points behind Hamilton after today's retirement.
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Second time this season Mercedes have nobody on the podium - and, well, that's two more times than last year.
Third win of the season for Vettel, who achieves the target set by his team boss Arrivabene before the start of the season.
Sainz finishes in ninth, while Nasr gets the final point.
Perez is seventh, and Verstappen has not given up his position anbd finishes eighth!
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Bottas fifth, ahead of Kvyat.
Fourth for Rosberg.
Raikkonen is third.
Ricciardo finishes second for Red Bull.
Sebastian Vettel wins the Singapore Grand Prix!
He's trying to pass Perez instead.
He's not doing it though.
And he's asked again.
The Dutchman replied with an emphatic "NO!"
Verstappen asked to switch positions with Sainz!
Vettel is about to start the final lap.
Less than two minutes left on the clock to reach the two-hour mark.
Grosjean locks up and gives up the final point to Nasr.
Sainz, meanwhile, is pushing teammate Verstappen in their fight for P8.
Ricciardo has closed in on Vettel, but the German has the situation under control with three laps left.
Nasr has caught Grosjean. They are fighting for the final point.
Four laps to go. Vettel will be just eight points behind Rosberg if he wins.
Verstappen appears to have run out of steam. Perez is holding him behind without too much trouble.
Bottas told Williams sees a small glitch with the gearbox He's asked to be careful.
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Status quo being maintained out front.
Maldonado has pitted for super-softs with five laps to go.
Now it's Ericcson who passes Maldonado.
Nasr moves ahead of Maldonado to take P11.
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Well, that sounds like a fun issue to have in your first Grand Prix.
Sainz has caught up with Verstappen, who is losing time behind Perez.
Another fastest lap by Ricciardo: 1:50.041, some two tenths quicker than Vettel.
Button asked to retire the car.
Sainz, however, has not been able to keep up, and is three seconds behind.
And Verstappen is now right behind Perez's Force India.
Now it's Vettel who sets a fastest lap: 1:50.075.
Verstappen now 1.6 seconds behind Perez.
No further action following the incident between Maldonado and Button.
He has reduced the gap to Vettel to less than three seconds.
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