Singapore, 20 September–Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen will start tomorrow’s Singapore Grand Prix from the third and fourth rows of the grid respectively. The Spaniard is fifth on the grid with a 1.45.907, while the Finn is seventh, having done a 1.46.170, meaning both men start from the clean side of the track. There were no particular surprises in the first part of the session, with no shock names going out. The two Ferraris topped the time sheet, with Raikkonen ahead of Alonso.
In Q2, the Mercedes showed their usual form taking the top two spots with Rosberg outpacing Hamilton. Behind the silver arrows came the two F14 Ts, Fernando ahead of Kimi by just 31 thousandths.
The final part of qualifying saw all the drivers do two runs, although Kimi had a problem which prevented him making the most of his second set of tyres. Pole went to Lewis Hamilton, his 37th, by just 7 thousandths from team-mate Nico Rosberg. Third and fourth were the Red Bulls of Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel, the latter lapping just five thousandths faster than Alonso. In between the two Ferraris came Felipe Massa in the Williams. The race starts at 20h00, (14h00 CET.)