At the end of the first day of track activity at Shanghai International Circuit ahead of the 2013 F1 Chinese Grand Prix, the two Red Bull drivers had to admit to a less than vintage day for the team.Although they finished the first 90-minute free practice session with Mark Webber in third ahead of Sebastian Vettel on the timesheets, their efforts were somewhat eclipsed by the 1-2 achieved by Mercedes. And in the afternoon the Red Bull cars didn't match the improvement in their rivals' times, with Webber dropping to fifth and Vettel only tenth fastest at the end of FP2."Today was a tricky day for us," admitted the reigning world champion. "I struggled a bit this afternoon and...
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