Toro Rosso driver Jean-Éric Vergne reckons the Chinese Grand Prix holds the potential to yield a much clearer picture of the Formula 1 pecking order, with rainfall affecting the opening two race weekends of the campaign in Australia and Malaysia. The Frenchman, who recorded his team's first points finish of 2013 at Sepang, says the mixed weather conditions have left plenty of questions to be answered. "A lot of people were saying Malaysia, being the first purpose-built track of the year would give an indication of the pecking order but, honestly, with the rain and the heat and everything I still think it’s way too early to tell," 22-year-old Vergne explained during his blog on...
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