MAX CHILTON is hoping to ignite the memory of past successes when the Formula 1 circus hits Singapore tomorrow night.
The Reigate-based driver tasted GP2 success in Singapore in 2012 and is looking forward to racing there again on Sunday.
Chilton crashed out early on in the last Grand Prix in Italy and will have another difficult race on his hands after qualifying second to last on the grid, just ahead of Caterham's Marcus Ericsson. But the young driver is looking forward to the atmosphere of the night race.
"It's great to be heading back to Singapore. It's a fantastic city and the atmosphere of the night race is totally electric," he said.
"I have great memories of winning there in GP2 in 2012, so it's always nice to come back and race here.
"The track is not dissimilar to Monaco, another street circuit, and we know our car is well-suited to those track characteristics.
"I had quite a good race here last year and with only six races remaining, it's important that we have a good showing at every round."
