Lewis Hamilton says Monaco's track is the bumpiest its ever been due to the stiff characteristics of Mercedes' new-generation car. The seven-time world champion finished Friday's second practice a lowly P12 in the pecking order, or six positions behind teammate George Russell, but traffic thwarted several of Hamilton's runs on the soft tyre. But the predominant theme at the end of the day in the Mercedes camp was the persistent bouncing that both Hamilton and Russell drivers were forced to endure once again. However, the unsettling ride wasn't rooted in the feared porpoising aero phenomenon but rather in the basic stiff set-up of Mercedes' W13 silver arrow. "Firstly, it's the bumpiest...
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