Lewis Hamilton says he will continue to fight despite suffering yet more bad luck, with a second ERS failure in as many races costing him a shot at challenging team-mate Nico Rosberg for victory. In China a fortnight previously Hamilton couldn't even participate in qualifying and started from the back of the grid. In Russia he managed to get himself through to Q3, but couldn't take part in the session and qualified tenth, but could start lower if Mercedes need to replace parts of his power unit. Hamilton, who is 36 points behind team-mate Rosberg - a gap that could grow on Sunday as Rosberg starts from pole - has vowed to keep fighting, admitting there's 'nothing I can do'...
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