Missing out on a record seventh pole at his home race by just 0.006s, many felt that a mistake on his first run in Q3 affected Lewis Hamilton's latter assault, however the Briton says the changeable weather conditions played a part as well as feeling that the pace of his W10 deteriorated throughout the session. 'The set-up suits the race trim best and yesterday we really did struggle with it on a single lap,' he said. 'Of course we are trying to improve it over the evening and into today although it felt great going into FP3 and it felt really good at the start of the qualifying session. 'But it actually deteriorated as we got through the session,' he admitted, 'it got harder, and harder,...
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