Lewis Hamilton is worried that the new Jeddah Corniche Circuit in Saudi Arabia has a number of 'danger zones' that could prove to be a risk in this weekend's Grand Prix. Hamilton himself was fastest in both of Friday's two free practice sessions, but was surprisingly unable to go quicker in FP2 after switching to soft tyres because of the amount of traffic he encountered. He had a number of near-misses during the session, including a close call with Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi, and was surprised by the speed with which he would suddenly close up on a cars head of him on a slow-down lap. Read also: Hamilton and Bottas stay quickest in Saudi Arabia FP2 "It's definitely a lot worse...
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