On the basis of this morning's final practice session, which saw Sebastian Vettel half-a-second quicker than title rival Lewis Hamilton, few would have bet against the German taking pole position. However, as we know from experience, though he has enjoyed great success here, taking pole here doesn't necessarily mean he'll go on to win... just cast you mind back twelve months. Nonetheless, with Kimi Raikkonen almost 0.2s quicker than Hamilton, Ferrari was looking good for a front row lock-out. Though fifth and sixth, FP3 was hardly a walk in the park for Red Bull, Max Verstappen getting noticeably frustrated with his engine, at one point referring to it as 'the product in the back of this...
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