Hamilton vows to 'attack'

Title leader Lewis Hamilton has promised to "attack" on Sunday in Singapore - the venue for F1's first night race.

The British driver is one point ahead of title rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari with four races to go going into this weekend and feels Saturday's qualifying session will determine the outcome of the race because of the few overtaking opportunities.

The young Englishman has studied every last detail of the 3.15-mile track, but, while relaxed and confident, has vowed to be aggressive in his approach.

"I think we can approach these next races with the same confidence we did the last because we have got a great package, we have done a great job to prepare the car," he said.

"I've got great confidence in the car, the reliability is good. I just need to take the right steps over the weekend, but I really feel confident.

"These last four races are like starting from scratch. There's only one point in it and I've got to look at this race the same as I have over the last few races and really try and attack this weekend and get points."