So after the ridiculous qualifying at the Italian grand prix, Singapore delivered a stunning qualifying session full of intrigue and excitement. Ferrari out of nowhere really have turned up and delivered, setting us up for a brilliant race as all the top teams seems closely matched and will hopefully give us a good fight in the race.

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Leclerc credits Ferrari’s new parts for Singapore pole

Charles Leclerc took his third pole in a row after acing qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix and credited it on the upgraded Ferrari package.

It was Sebastian Vettel who set the early pace in Q3 as Ferrari came out of nowhere to control the shootout for pole, but Leclerc robbed his team-mate of top spot with a sensational 1:36.2.

Lewis Hamilton was able to put his Mercedes in P2 to split the Scuderia on the grid for Sunday’s race, but all the talk had been about whether it would be Red Bull or Mercedes who set the pace.

Ferrari brought what they described as ‘a few new parts’ with them to the Marina Bay Circuit as they looked to close in on Mercedes who should have been at home on a technical track such as this, but the red team went a huge step further in beating them for pure pace and Leclerc has credited this to those new parts.

“We brought some new bits which worked properly. It’s not always the case, but it was this weekend,” he told Sky Sports after qualifying.

“I had a very tough Friday, I didn’t feel comfortable in the car. But, I worked hard and today it paid off.”

Leclerc thought there were a few moments where that all-important lap had slipped away from him, but he got the job done and was rightly proud of himself and his team.

“I’m extremely happy about today,” he said.

“It was a good lap, a very good lap, but there were some moments when I thought I lost the car, that I took back and at the end, finishing the lap we are in pole position.

“I would like to thank the team, so much, for what they’ve done. We came here knowing it would be a difficult track for us, but the team has done an amazing job to bring the package we needed, and I’m extremely happy to be on pole for tomorrow.”

Hamilton says Mercedes ‘lost performance’ in qualy

Lewis Hamilton was “grateful” to split the Ferraris in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, but felt his Mercedes team “lost” performance.

Few expected Ferrari to be strong on a high-downforce circuit, but that’s exactly what they were as Charles Leclerc powered to his third-consecutive pole position.

Hamilton was able to split the Scuderia and will start P2 for the race, putting him very much in the conversation for victory, so the Championship leader was “grateful” to achieve that.

“Knowing how the Ferraris have been in other places with high downforce and not been so strong, Budapest for example, then all of a sudden they’ve bought an upgrade here and it seems to have worked,” Hamilton told reporters at the Marina Bay Circuit.

“Of course we were not expecting to have such a strong performance from them and have that deficit to them, but they did a great job. I’m grateful that I was able to split them, only just, but we were definitely lacking pace today.

“[It was] definitely a struggle out there to battle with them and be out there. But I liked how close it was between us all. Hopefully that puts us in good stead for more good fights.”

Hamilton admitted that he felt more comfortable with his W10 on Friday than he did in qualifying and actually lost performance.

“The day’s not been that great. Yesterday was a much smoother day for me, today just a little bit harder,” Hamilton confessed.

“I feel our performance was lost a little bit today, or everyone else generally just improved. Q3, the first lap was so-so, didn’t feel so good, we were a second away and it looked like quite a leap to catch them up.

“But yeah, I just managed to pull back half a second in that last run, had a clean run, but still two-tenths down in that first sector which is obviously where it was lost.”