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MARINA BAY, Singapore -- Nico Rosberg beat Max Verstappen to the fastest time in the final practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix by just 0.059s in a session that will be best remembered for a track invasion by a lizard.Rosberg hooked up a relatively clean lap in his Mercedes to set a 1:44.352 on ultra-softs, with Verstappen just 0.059s slower on his quick lap. Rosbergs time was marginally slower than his best effort in Fridays second practice, suggesting there is still plenty more to come from Mercedes in this evenings qualifying session.Lewis Hamilton had shown a glimpse of that in the first sector by clocking a time 0.25s quicker than teammate Rosberg but locked his brakes heading into Turn 7 and ran wide. As a result, he finished the session eighth fastest based on a time he set on the super-soft tyres.Kimi Raikkonen was third fastest for Ferrari, 0.508s off the pace of Rosberg, with Daniel Ricciardo a further 0.043s adrift after getting stuck behind a slow-moving Manor on his fast lap. Sebastian Vettel had to settle for fifth fastest after a mistake on the exit of Turn 7 saw him straddle the kerb and lose time, leaving him a total of 0.752s off Rosbergs benchmark.But it was an unusual incident under a red flag ten minutes into the session that really stood out. The session had been stopped in order to clear debris left by Pascal Wehrleins Manor after he damaged his rear wing against the crash barrier at Turn 11. In order to allow marshals to clear the debris from the track, the cars filtered back to the pits but as they did so they were were joined by an unusual visitor.Theres a giant lizard on the track! Max Verstappen said over his radio as a metre-long reptile scurried across the track at the exit of Turn 3. It stopped briefly in the middle of the track to let the Red Bull pass before running for the safety of the crash barrier on the others side of road. You came face to face with Godzilla then, came the reply from Verstappens mechanic as he cruised back to the pits. Once the circuit was clear of both debris and lizards, the session resumed with just a five-minute delay.By the chequered flag, Force Indias Nico Hulkenberg finished sixth fastest ahead of Daniil Kvyat in the Toro Rosso, Hamilton, Carlos Sainz in the second Toro Rosso and Valtteri Bottas Williams. Sergio Perez was 11th fastest ahead of Fernando Alonso, Esteban Gutierrez, Felipe Massa, Kevin Magnussen and Jenson Button.Felipe Nasr finished 17th ahead of Romain Grosjean, who again reported difficulties under braking. 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LOUIS -- Theres no telling how these wacky World Series games will end.Laura Trott is on track to win her fourth Olympic gold after taking an overnight lead in the womens omnium in Rio.Mark Cavendish claimed silver?in the mens omnium to take Britains tally to four golds and three silvers from six events entered in the velodrome. Britain did not qualify for the seventh, the womens team sprint.More could follow on Tuesdays final day on the track, with Jason Kenny and Callum Skinner in the mens Keirin, and Becky James and Katy Marchant in the womens sprint quarterfinals.Trott, world champion and London 2012 gold medallist in the event, is the best prospect of the lot, having won two of the first three disciplines of the omnium. She was second in the other.The 24-year-old was second in the opening scratch race and won the individual pursuit and elimination race -- a discipline which has become her trademark -- to lead on 118 points.Belgiums Jolien Dhoore was second on 110pts and Sarah Hammer of the United States third on 108.British Cycling head coach Iain Dyer said: Once again, confidence has got to be sky high. Who wouldnt want to go into day two of an omnium with a lead like that?Shes queen of the elimination once again. Its an event she loves and everyone else ducks for cover and needs a lie down in a dark room afterwards.Shes clearly in super form, it sets her up well for day two.Keenny, Trotts fiance, goes for a sixth Olympic gold in the Keirin, which begins behind a motorpacing Derny bike, having won his fifth in the mens sprint on Sunday.dddddddddddd Kenny and Skinner also won the team sprint last Thursday.James and Marchant completed their days work by progressing to Tuesdays womens sprint quarterfinals at the first attempt.James beat Virginie Cueff of France in her second-round contest and Marchant defeated Germanys Miriam Welte. Defending champion Anna Meares of Australia is out. Meares, who beat Victoria Pendleton in the final four years ago, was beaten by Lee Wai Sze of Hong Kong and then knocked out in the repechage.James will meet Chinas Zhong Tianshi in the best-of-three quarterfinals and Marchant is up against experienced Lithuanian Simona Krupeckaite.Meares afterwards said she would take time to consider her future. The perfectionist within me makes it hard to comprehend this result, Meares, 32, said.For the first time in 22 years, I just couldnt get anything more out. I want to give myself the opportunity to be removed from this environment. I promised myself some time to comprehend everything and make a decision. I just wanted to get here and race. ' ' '