International press reviews of the Singapore Grand Prix

ITALIAN The Republic: “After this boring race there is still sensational news: it is the end of the world championship. "Because Hamilton is now 40 points ahead of Vettel and six races before the end of the championship only means one thing: Lewis has the world in his pocket." Sports Gazette: “Formula Hamilton: Goodbye title for Vettel.”

GREAT BRITAIN The Sun: “Lewis Hamilton defended his jet-set lifestyle after winning the 'longest race of my life' at the Singapore Grand Prix. “He built a massive 40-point championship lead over bitter rival Sebastian Vettel – despite 53 hours and 25.000 miles in the air over the past ten days.”

SPAIN World Sports: “If anything characterizes the British, it is his ability to be strong in difficult times and to do his best to achieve his goal.”

FRANCE The Parisian: “Lewis Hamilton seems more than ready for a fifth Formula 1 world title. The Mercedes driver mastered the Singapore GP from start to finish. Starting from pole position, the reigning world champion maintained his first place throughout the race.”

SWITZERLAND Look: “The big Ferrari comeback in Singapore is going badly wrong! (...) Pole man Hamilton also benefits from Ferrari's botched tactics: The Reds equip Vettel with ultrasoft tires instead of soft tires during the pit stop. But these are decreasing so quickly that the German not only has no chance against Hamilton, but also falls behind Max Verstappen in the Red Bull.”

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International press reviews of the Singapore Grand Prix

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