A frustrated Lewis Hamilton fears he has no chance of being competitive at the Brazilian Grand Prix unless the rain abates at Interlagos.The 2008 World Champion was nearly half a second slower than team-mate Nico Rosberg in the opening session of the weekend and that gap increased to over eight tenths in Practice Two. Hamilton prides himself on his wet weather pace, but says this has been his worst season in any formula in the rain as he struggles for feedback from the Mercedes W04. "Particularly in this car, it has been the worst year of wet running in my entire career," he told Sky Sports F1. "I've been looking back on my career and in the rain was always the best for me -...
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