Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes “can definitely close the gap” to F1 frontrunners Red Bull if his team 'push like never before'
by just 0.044s.Related Articles“We went in [to qualifying] with a really open mind,” he explained. “I woke up this morning thinking we were going to be a lot further behind, and so the fact we're even getting into Q3 was great.
"We made a step forward today so the car was feeling much more alive this morning, and all of a sudden we were in a different place to where we were the day before."The direction I've gone with my set-up, I'm hoping it will work better tomorrow because I've tried to set it up for tomorrow, but it made it a little bit difficult for qualifying.”
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