I haven't had any images off Kyaw, so...
The Singapore GP was a dramatic event last weekend as carbon fiber predictably littered the track and the two GAF champs went on to get their second 1-2 of the season. Lucius86 came back from a terrible start to win the race, but he wasn't without challenge as Foliorum chased his gearbox until the very last lap. These crucial 25 points have really helped Lucius in the drivers championship.
Crumbs and Phleg didn't fair so well as they both unexpectedly finished outside of the top 3. Their championship bids are still for the taking, however pressure was clearly getting to the potential champions as they collided early in the race. No action was taken as they were both deemed downies.
Red Bull driver Hardan made headlines with his "phantom" driving that was only visible by a select few on the track. The mental Swiss not only tangled with his teammate on several occasions, but crashed into the Safety Car upon the restart. He denies any knowledge of these events and many "UFO experts" have claimed that this was his incarnation from another dimension leaking in to ours. Other drivers just think he was being a bit shit.
No one was as shit as the angry Irishman, however, as James threw his toys out of his pram and quit within the opening stages of the race. The Sauber driver later apologised and the team claim his judgement was impaired by litres of Guinness.
Orgun put the Ferarri blues to the back of his mind also as he scored a podium along with his two BFFs. Although it's not the first win he's been looking for it was an unexpected result and one that highlights his potential. Is his love life picking up motivating the driver? Only he knows.
Jibbed, Speech, LowKeyedUp and Kyaw had eventful races, with many close fights and even more crashing. Say what you will about the quality of Singapore as a track, but it provided an exciting race for all.
This week Korea has been unpopular in the paddock and practice for most drivers has been few and far between. How clean will the race be this afternoon? Many predict that most drivers will miss their braking zones and follow Orgun over the wrong part of the track. The only exception to this is Phleg, who has been putting hundreds of hours into the track in a bid to make up for last weekend. Apparently he also traded his young Thai boy in for a Korean in hopes that will find him an extra few seconds.