Ferrari arrives in Singapore talking offense. Lewis Hamilton says he and Charles Leclerc are "here to attack" after the Briton clawed to the podium in Malaysia — his first since Silverstone in July — following a botched wet tyre call. But Hamilton pumped the brakes on momentum talk: "We've had one good race." He likes Ferrari's chances anyway. The SF-27 is quick through corners, slow on straights, and Singapore's tight layout should neutralize the deficit. High downforce, high drag — Ferrari's wheelhouse. Leclerc sees it differently. He acknowledges Ferrari's historic strength here but warns the team has been sliding lately, losing ground to McLaren and Red Bull. "To win will be very difficult," he said. It's also a Sprint weekend, compressing setup time and amplifying mistakes. If Hamilton can nail qualifying Friday, Ferrari might fight for the front row. If not, Sunday could be another damage-limitation exercise for a team still searching for consistency.
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