Lewis Hamilton described his lack of connection with his Mercedes car as "miserable" after struggling to eighth in qualifying at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Hamilton, who will start Sunday's race in seventh due to Charles Leclerc facing a grid penalty, ended Saturday's session more than three tenths behind his team-mate George Russell, who will start third after also gaining a place as a result of the Ferrari driver's demotion. After a disappointing start to the 2023 season in Bahrain earlier in March Hamilton was critical of his team for failing to have listened to him in the development of the car, and admitted on Saturday he is finding it "tough" despite giving...
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