Brendon Hartley has he felt 'emotional' after securing a career-best qualifying position of sixth ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix after what he described as 'months of crap' despite feeling he was making improvements. With mixed conditions on the Suzuka circuit challenging the drivers throughout all three sessions of qualifying, the New-Zealander was able to put in a solid performance to start Sunday's race from the third row for Toro Rosso. Hartley believes he has been constantly improving all-season long was 'very happy' to get such a result on what he said was a 'real driver's track'. 'Honestly, that felt awesome,' said Hartley. 'It was...
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