Lewis Hamilton says his agonizing lack of pace put him in "no man's land" in Sunday afternoon's Chinese Grand Prix in which the Mercedes driver came in fourth. The reigning world champion was left chasing at the outset of the 56-lap event., although a relatively solid first stint put Hamilton in contention for a podium finish while team mate Valtteri Bottas took command at the front. However, a Safety Car period suddenly shifted the weight in favour of Red Bull, the only front-running team to take on fresh and softer rubber during the five-lap neutralization. Mighty Ricciardo overtakes his way to surprise Shanghai win Hamilton was defenseless against both Daniel Ricciardo and Max...
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