Motor racing: Team by team analysis of the Singapore Grand Prix

Hamilton started on pole (his record-stretching 79th) for his seventh win of the season, 69th of his career and fourth in Singapore. The Briton, who made his one stop on lap 15, is 40 points clear of Vettel in the title battle while Mercedes are 37 ahead in the constructors' standings. Bottas started where he finished and is now three points behind Ferrari's Raikkonen overall.

(Image: Lewis Hamilton celebrates after winning Singapore Grand Prix)

File photo of Sebastian Vettel . 

Verstappen lost second place to Vettel on the first lap but took it back after his pitstop, coming out almost side by side with the German. Ricciardo was unable to make the strategy work for him after starting sixth, ending his hopes of a fifth successive Singapore podium.

(Image: File photo of Max Verstappen)

A double points finish for the French team, who put more distance between them and chasers Haas. Hulkenberg was starting his 150th race, Sainz his 75th.

(Image: File photo of Carlos Sainz)

Magnussen, in his 75th start, set the fastest lap of the race - the first of his F1 career - on the hypersoft tyre as some consolation for his team's lack of points. Grosjean, who started eighth, was handed a five second time penalty for ignoring blue warning flags when Hamilton was trying to lap him. The Frenchman finished 13th on track.

(Image: File photo of Romain Grosjean)

Alonso was ninth after starting 11th and said seventh was "like a small win". Vandoorne started 18th. McLaren put some more distance between them and Force India.

(Image: File photo of Fernando Alonso)

A nightmare day for the team after a strong qualifying saw Perez seventh on the grid and Ocon ninth. The pair collided on the opening lap with Ocon hitting the wall. Perez continued to fight but collected a drive-through penalty for a subsequent clash with Williams' Sirotkin. The team will now re-impose restraints on their drivers.

(Image: File photo of Sergio Perez)

Toro Rosso were unable to take advantage of Force India's misfortunes and allowed Sauber to pull closer, now nine points behind.

(Image: File photo of Pierre Gasly)

Future Ferrari driver Leclerc added another two points to Sauber's tally after starting 13th.

(Image: File photo of Charles Leclerc)

Sirotkin picked up debris from Ocon's wheel rim on lap one, pitting on lap three for soft tyres. The Russian, who later collided with Perez, ended up having to do a second stop. He was also handed a five second penalty for forcing Hartley off track, with two penalty points awarded. Stroll moved up a place at the finish due to Grosjean's penalty.

(Image: File photo of Lance Stroll)