Reigning Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton will have to make up considerable ground in the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday if he's going to capture his first race of the season and close the gap with Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg in the drivers' standings. Hamilton received a five-place grid penalty in Shanghai for making an early switch of his gearbox after it was damaged in a collision at the Bahrain GP two weeks ago. Hamilton, though, seemed unfazed by the fact he can only start as high as sixth in Sunday's race, even though he's already 17 points behind Rosberg in the standings following a disappointing start to the season. 'When you hear on the Wednesday morning that...
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