Lewis Hamilton says he is not concerned about the lack of running at the Russian Grand Prix on Friday. Practice one was delayed by a diesel spill and was cut to just one hour, while the second session took place in wet conditions. With dry weather expected for Saturday and Sunday, neither Mercedes driver set a timed lap in FP2. 'Today we had to just sit and wait,' Hamilton said. 'We watch and hope that the rain stops. 'We did learn something today as we went out and tested a wing and got some information on the single lap run. But from my point of view, there is not much to learn from today. 'I don't have any concern about today as everyone is in the same boat so I hope that tomorrow and...
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