Lewis Hamilton admits Mercedes have work to do over the Monaco GP's so-called ‘rest' day to put themselves in the victory hunt when action resumes on Saturday after Red Bull dominated practice. But the world championship leader said he ended Thursday's running closer to the front than he had expected and that the team were "much better" around the Principality's streets than was the case a year ago. When's the Monaco GP on Sky?Monaco 2018: What we know so far Hamilton was fourth-fastest on the Practice Two timesheet and within a tenth of chief title rival Sebastian Vettel, but it was the pace of the leading Red Bulls - half a second quicker than the field - which appears to...
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