SEBASTIAN VETTEL clocked on for Formula One's night shift at the Singapore Grand Prix and turned the star-lit qualifying session into another sensational show.

It was the Red Bull record-buster's 41st pole position, his sixth of the season, and left him hot favourite to clinch a hat-trick of triumphs around the bumpy Marina Bay circuit.
"What a great feeling! There's no place quite like this," said the German, 26, who is on track for a fourth straight world title.
"It is the tightest of races and there is no room for error so there are plenty of opportunities for everyone."
The Prince of Darkness has won twice and been second, fourth and fifth since the first Singapore GP in 2008.
He climbed out of bed at noon yesterday, breakfasted at 2pm, then went to work on the street circuit.
Vettel said: "I have stayed on European time while I've been here.
"I've twice tasted the winner's champagne here and it is one grand prix where you feel you deserve it because it's the longest race on a real tough circuit."
He quickly shattered ex-champion Kimi Raikkonen's lap record, set in 2008, and was so confident he could not be beaten that he sat out the rest of qualifying after his opening lap of the ten-minute shootout.

   
Nico Rosberg made him sweat as he outshone Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to finish second but Vettel punched the air in triumph once pole position was in the bag.
Romain Grosjean will start from a shock third place in the Lotus.
But two-time Singapore runner-up Jenson Button struggled home eighth in the troubled McLaren, three places behind Hamilton.
A disappointed Hammy, running third in the title chase, said: "I'll just have to do the best I can - I'll be giving it a good go for the podium."
Scot Paul di Resta dropped back to 17th in his Force India.
NEW JERSEY will be on the 2014 F1 calendar when it is ratified by the FIA World Council this week.
The race, which will pass through New York city, is set to be staged back-to-back with the Canadian GP.