Brendon Hartley may not be a believer in luck or superstition but even feels Lady Luck has been against him in the past few weeks. Hartley did not start Sunday's British Grand Prix despite Toro Rosso's best efforts to get him into the race after his FP3 crash. The New Zealander shunted heavily in final practice when his suspension failed, destroying his car. Toro Rosso worked furiously to ready his car for Sunday's race only to find a technical issue that meant he failed to line up with his rivals. 'I'm not a believer in luck or superstition, but I think it's definitely fair to say that the last few weeks have been unlucky for me,' he said. 'It was all out of my control this weekend...
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