Brendon Hartley was left feeling frustrated and annoyed after a suspension failure in final practice for the British Grand Prix on Saturday led to the latest in a sequence of high-speed accidents this year, ruling him out of qualifying at Silverstone. Hartley suffered a suspension failure under braking at the end of the Wellington Straight early in FP3, causing him to go straight on at Brooklands before being pitched into the barrier at high-speed. While Hartley was cleared after a trip to the medical centre, his car was too damaged to take part in qualifying, with a change in the monocoque meaning the New Zealander will start from the pit lane on Sunday. "It was very instantaneous,...
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