Lewis Hamilton said his preparations for the Malaysian Grand Prix have been 'heavily compromised' by reliability problems with his Mercedes. The world champion, chasing an eighth win in nine races on Sunday, missed Friday's first session and some of the second but still set the fastest time. Ian Fergusson looks at the weather forecast for the Malaysian GP 'Whenever you lose a session - and pretty much half of the second - it definitely doesn't help,' he said. 'But the team did a great job to rebuild the car and that was crucial.' Despite his problems - caused by a failure in the engine's inlet system and issues with telemetry - Hamilton was 0.428 seconds quicker than team-mate Nico...
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