Lewis Hamilton suffered another major blow in his 2016 title campaign as an engine problem left him 10th on the grid at the Russian Grand Prix. Hamilton's Mercedes suffered the same hybrid system failure as at the previous race in China, which he started from last. Team-mate Nico Rosberg took pole position and is likely to extend his already large 36-point championship lead. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel qualified second but has a five-place grid penalty, putting Williams' Valtteri Bottas on the front row. 'Never give up' A downcast Hamilton said: "Obviously not a great feeling, but I will try to recover what I can from wherever I start." He also faces an investigation from the...
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