Three rookies left Shanghai hugely disappointed, and at least one shell-shocked, after a Chinese Grand Prix that was decidedly cruel to them early on in their respective Formula 1 careers. After a forgettable debut at the Australian Grand Prix, Williams teenager Lance Stroll bounced back with a good showing in qualifying for the race in China, tenth quickest. But race day was a short-lived affair for the billionaire's son. On the opening lap, he and Sergio Perez were aiming for the same piece of tarmac, when the front wheel of the Force India tagged the rear right wheel of the Williams. The impact sent Stroll off into the gravel where the Williams remained beached, his race run, 'I...
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