Lewis Hamilton admitted he was "not good enough" in British GP qualifying after his run of Silverstone poles was ended by Mercedes team-mate and title rival Valtteri Bottas. For the fourth time this year, but the first time since May, it was Bottas who headed an all-Mercedes front row as the Finn edged out to Hamilton by a mere six thousandths of a second. Report: Bottas pips Hamilton and Leclerc When to watch the British GP on Sunday Hamilton found himself on the back foot from the start of Q3 when a small error under braking for Brooklands cost him a stronger opening lap time. The Englishman, who congratulated Bottas, said: "Ultimately not good enough. We had worked really...
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