After fashion shows and hanging with the rich, famous and not so famous, it was back to work on Saturday for the Formula 1 teams and drivers. Jolyon Palmer, having missed the bulk of FP2 with an engine failure, was the first man out in his Renault. It was, however, Toro Rosso who once again proved to be the best of the rest behind the leading three teams with Carlos Sainz and Daniil Kvyat seventh and eighth in FP3. This time around, though, it was Sainz who got the better of his team-mate. Sebastian Vettel was the FP3 pace-setter, topping the timesheets ahead of Kimi Raikkonen. Valtteri Bottas was third fastest in final practice. Lewis Hamilton once again struggled to get in the perfect...
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