Formula 1 races under the lights of Singapore this weekend and it's the first time that one

of the two championships can be wrapped up. Yes, Red Bull have the chance to claim their

sick constructors title here at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, with Max Verstappen going

for his 11th victory in a row. I'm Rosanna Tennant and this is Five Live Formula 1.

Welcome to the paddock here at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, a very hot and humid one, but the

sun has set. So we've got a little bit of rest right now, a little bit of a breeze has picked up

and I'm glad to be joined in the cool of McLaren's hospitality area by Scott Mitchell,

Mum, F1 journalist from the race and to my right I have the F1 correspondent for the sun Ben Hunt.

Good evening guys, this is a magical place to go racing, lights are on, it's looking very

glamorous, you feeling very glamorous, Scott. Slightly more so than when walking to the circuit

earlier when the sun had not set and what I can only, I'm not, I don't have an optimal calling

set up for this broad brew, I'm lacking upgrades unlike some of the teams.

Taps were turned on, managed to dry out, I'm hoping. Yeah, I don't think these are more suitable

temperatures now, I'm back in my operating window, so this is fine. I love how you just talk F1

chat, regardless, whether we're talking about sweaty backs under a rucksack or not. Ben Hunt,

imagine a similar situation, it is incredibly hot here when the sun is out, but we're lucky now

this on set. Yeah, it is warm, my strategy is slightly different to your Scott, I was on the MRT

which is like the tube, it's all air conditioned and you can get all the way here to the circuit,

you get out and there's a short little walk at the other end, so perfect, all very good.

Oh, well guys, how's your geography? Go for it, go on, what's the question?

Okay, Scott. Ben can go first. Just slide that over the other side of the table there,

okay, so Singapore Grand Prix is the closest race to the equator that we go to,

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