Reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel has described a challenging first day to his Chinese Grand Prix weekend, with the German feeling uncomfortable about the gap to pace-setter Felipe Massa in this afternoon's second practice session. The Red Bull driver, who finished the day tenth on the overall timesheets and 1.451 seconds behind his Ferrari rival, is optimistic that despite his early issues at the Shanghai venue, his team will be able to make up the lost ground overnight. "Today was a tricky day for us," Vettel explained. "I struggled a bit this afternoon and the gap to the guys at the top is a little bit bigger than I'd like. There are two or three things that we need...
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