World championship leader Lewis Hamilton reverted to an old aerodynamic package on Saturday but again struggled to keep pace with the Ferraris in the final practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix. After a torrid Friday with a new set-up which Mercedes boss Toto Wolff dubbed "one of the worst he could remember" Hamilton clocked 1min 32.539sec for fifth place. It was almost seven-tenths of a second behind Kimi Raikkonen, who topped the timesheets, and half a second behind title rival Sebastian Vettel, who was second-fastest. Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo was third with Valtteri Bottas, who retained Mercedes' new bodywork, improving to fourth after limping in seventh in both of...
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