As at Monaco a fortnight ago, this afternoon's qualifying session was a tale of contrasting fortunes. After an unpromising FP3 session, the team made further set-up changes to fine-tune the balance for qualifying. The improvements worked, and both drivers looked set to qualify inside the top 10.Jenson chipped away at his laptime in all three qualifying sessions - his final time in Q3 looked strong enough for eighth, but he was knocked back to ninth by a driver setting a time just two hundredths of a second faster. It was something of a mixed blessing, though, as Jenson will now be able to take advantage of the cleaner side of the grid.Despite looking extremely strong in both Q1 and Q2,...
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