Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton conceded he is “struggling” with Mercedes’ W10 in China but asserted the car has the pace to fight at the front. Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas narrowly edged Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel to lead the second practice session, but Hamilton was only a low-key fourth. Hamilton, victor of the most recent race in Bahrain, finished the session seven-tenths behind Bottas. “It was quite cold out there, which makes it difficult for the tyres,” he said. “I was struggling with the car today, so we've got work to do, particularly on my side as Valtteri looked much more comfortable in the car. “We're going...
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