To paraphrase William Shakespeare, 'BS, or not BS, that is the question.' In Spain, and again on Thursday this week, Lewis Hamilton insisted that Ferrari has the advantage, the Briton strenuously backing up his claim by saying it wasn't 'BS'. However, while in Spain he closed to within 0.010s of Sebastian Vettel's best time, yesterday he was 0.8s quicker, with even the Red Bull duo ahead of the Ferraris. While all should become clear(er) in the final stages of this session, and in Q2 and Q3 that follow, one thing is clear, Mercedes is not on the back foot. Other than the fact that we wait to see if Honda is providing a 'party mode' for Red Bull, one worrying factor yesterday was the length...
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