Lewis Hamilton was “absolutely furious” to qualify sixth for the Italian Grand Prix, as he believes his mistakes cost him a chance of pole position. Mercedes was competitive throughout the session and Hamilton was provisionally on the second row after his first run of Q3, before slipping to sixth with his final lap. The top six were covered by just 0.186s in total, and Hamilton says he didn’t put a clean lap together that cost him a chance of beating Lando Norris’ benchmark. “Absolutely furious,” Hamilton told Sky Sports. “I could have been on pole. I could have been at least on the front row. I didn’t do the job in the end. I lost a tenth and a half into Turn 1 and 2 and...
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