It is fair to say that Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were out of sorts at the Monaco Grand Prix and the Briton admits that he and his engineers were  left somewhat stumped by the below-par performance of his car on the streets of Monte Carlo. Hamilton, who finished seventh on the day, told reporters after the race, 'It’s not a happy car at the moment. It’s the most unusual the car has felt in all the years I’ve been with the team. We’re no closer to understanding it but we definitely have to improve and see if we can do a better job.' Things looked up on Thursday morning when Hamilton topped the timing screens in FP1, but thereafter it was as if Mercedes went AWOL and were never...
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