Sebastian Vettel takes victory in Singapore. Jenson Button was second and Mark Webber was third.

Despite high hopes of points after yesterday’s qualifying session, Williams leave Singapore empty-handed tonight after Pastor Maldonado and Rubens Barrichello finished the grand prix in eleventh and thirteenth place respectively.

Heikki Kovalainen managed to finish the Singapore Grand Prix in sixteenth place, and over 15 seconds ahead of the Renault of Vitaly Petrov, after a strong performance for Team Lotus.

Mercedes leave Singapore this evening with just eight points added to their tally, courtesy of a seventh place finish from Nico Rosberg.

HRT realised their aim of getting both cars to the end of Singapore Grand Prix today, although they did finish four laps behind the leaders and two laps behind everybody else.

Toro Rosso had a pretty torrid race in Singapore: Sebastien Buemi could only finish outside the points in twelfth whilst Jaime Alguersuari got a drive through penalty and then crashed out of the grand prix two laps from the end.

Sauber picked up just one point from the Singapore Grand Prix today after Sergio Perez recovered from a collision with Michael Schumacher to finish tenth.

Force India secured their first double-points finish since the opening race of the season and driver Paul di Resta recorded his best-ever F1 result by finishing sixth in today’s Singapore Grand Prix.

Even though he didn’t quite manage to secure the drivers’ championship in Singapore this weekend, Sebastian Vettel was absolutely delighted to pick up his ninth win of 2011 and his third consecutive victory.

Fernando Alonso conceded that Red Bull and McLaren had better performing cars than his Ferrari in Singapore today, adding that it would have been ‘impossible’ for him to finish on the podium.

  Renault‘s difficult weekend in Singapore came to an end with a fifteenth place finish from Bruno Senna and seventeenth for Vitaly Petrov on…

Virgin Racing team principal John Booth said that Jérôme D’Ambrosio’s drive to eighteenth place in Singapore today was one of the best races of the Belgian’s F1 career.

Sebastian Vettel took a straightforward yet flawless pole-to-flag victory in the Singapore night race but will have to wait until the next grand prix in Japan before confirming his second title.

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  Jenson Button is aiming to be second into the first corner at the Singapore Grand Prix tomorrow after qualifying third behind the…

Williams technical director Sam Michael described the twelfth and thirteenth positions that his drivers achieved during qualifying in Singapore today as ‘good’, in that Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado are well positioned to challenge for points in tomorrow’s race.