Federico Albano described Ferrari as very competitive in the Singapore GP qualifying. He wrote that Lewis Hamilton, after an "idyllic" session, had the potential for pole but failed to complete the perfect lap in Q3, ending up with a deficit of 151 thousandths. According to Albano, Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, and Kimi Antonelli had instead converted their ideal lap into the fastest lap. Albano praised Verstappen and Red Bull's performance, noting that they had to push to the limit because the Ferraris were competitive. He added that Leclerc, after struggling for most of the qualifying, had found a very strong lap at the end, stopping just half a tenth from pole. In his opinion, in the third sector, the driver had failed to counter the Red Bull's recovery on the straights, but his performance had shown the potential of the SF26. Albano finally wrote that in Marina Bay, overtaking could only happen in the pits and that Ferrari was the only team able to field two cars against one of their closest rivals. #F1 #SingaporeGP #Ferrari (translated)





