Lewis Hamilton edged Kimi Raikkonen in a tense qualifying session for the Malaysian Grand Prix, while Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari suffered a turbo issue that will see him start the race at Sepang from the back of the grid. Mercedes driver Hamilton smashed the qualifying lap record as he powered to his 70th career top spot start, he did the business with his first flying lap of 1:30.076 in Q3. Raikkonen, with Ferrari hopes on his shoulders, pulled out all the stops but was only good for second place, albeit 0.045 of a second shy of the top time. Drama started early with Vettel, with a new engine bolted on to his Ferrari, reporting a turbo issue on his first flyer before returning to the...
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