Lewis Hamilton looked shell-shocked in the interview pen after qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, after Mercedes were thoroughly outperformed by Ferrari, the reigning Formula 1 World Champion had to settle for fourth on the grid as he ran out of firepower and even aborted his final Q1 run. It is a far cry from last month, at the season opener in Melbourne, when Hamilton blitzed to pole position by a whopping 0.7 of a second. This time around it was he who was lagging by six tenths and the world champions have the indignity of watching Ferrari lockout the front row for the second time in a week. A forlorn Hamilton told reporters afterwards, 'The car felt OK but I don't really...
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