Lewis Hamilton admitted that this afternoon's power unit problems would leave him on the back foot heading into the Dutch Grand prix at Zandvoort. Hamilton was quickest by 0.097s from Red Bull rival Max Verstappen in the morning session after completing 17 laps in a severely curtailed session that was red flagged for an extended period after Sebastian Vettel suffered an engine failure in his Aston Martin. But in the afternoon it was Hamilton's turn to pit problems, with a power loss just moments after he had completed his first flying lap of FP2 leaving the Mercedes parked by the side of the track at Mastersbocht. Read also: Leclerc and Sainz top Dutch FP2 after Hamilton sidelined "I...
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