The Briton has won five of the six races so far this term, her run of victories finally ended by compatriot Alice Powell at the previous event in Hungary on 30 July. The Marina Bay Street Circuit staged its first F1 Grand Prix in 2008, when it hosted the first night race in the sport’s history. The race starts at 16.45 on Sunday 2 October and will be 30 minutes plus one lap. British fans can watch the seventh race of the 2022 W Series season live from the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Sky Sports F1 from 09.35 BST on Sunday 2 October, with qualifying live on Sky Sports F1 at 09.35 BST on Saturday 1 October. Highlights of the race will be on Channel 4 at 16.45 BST on Sunday 2 October. There are still lots of races to go, so I don’t need to be conservative. I’ve been training hard, and I went to one of the F1 races after the summer break.

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