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Lewis Hamilton celebrates in parc ferme after winning the Singapore Grand Prix and taking a three-point lead in the championship © Getty Images
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Rosberg retirement from contamination
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Hamilton takes victory and title lead
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Wiring loom forced Rosberg retirement
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McLaren questions Red Bull radio
Eric Boullier thinks it used coded messages with Ricciardo
Features
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'I need a drink, I'm dying here!'
Radio Ga Ga shows the FIA's clampdown on radio chatter did not stop a Romain Grosjean meltdown and F1's bright young things vocally suffering through the Singapore heat
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Over before it began
F1 photographer Mark Sutton talks ESPN through his six favourite shots from the Singapore Grand Prix for Life Through a Lens
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Hamilton back in the driving seat
With Lewis Hamilton taking his seventh win of 2014 and the championship lead in Singapore ESPN's Final Stint looks at what his current vein of form means for Nico Rosberg
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Tough at the top
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Home front
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Home favourites
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Alonso: Passing Ricciardo impossible
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Magnussen struggled with burning seat
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Penalties inspired late charge - Vergne
Stormed from 11th to sixth in closing laps
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Bruno Senna on track on supersoft tyres
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Bruno Senna talks to the media after retiring on the final lap
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This event can trace its origins back to 1961, when as a non-championship race was held known as the Orient Year Grand Prix, before being renamed the Malaysian Grand Prix the following year. When Singapore gained independence in 1965 the event at the Thomson Road circuit was renamed the Singapore Grand Prix. The event ran until 1973 but was axed after fatal accidents in the 1972 and 1973 races. The huge increase in oil prices due to the Suez Crisis may have also been a contributing factor.
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2. Jenson Button (McLaren)
3. Mark Webber (Red Bull)
4. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
5. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
6. Paul di Resta (Racing Point)
