Hamilton to start last in China

World champion Lewis Hamilton will start the Chinese Grand Prix from last place on the grid as Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg took pole. A power-unit problem for Hamilton meant his difficult start to the season continues and his 17-point deficit to Rosberg could grow further on Sunday.  

Daniel Ricciardo took second for Red Bull as Ferrari blew their challenge. Both Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel made errors on their final lap and could manage only third and fourth.

Despite qualifying taking place on a near dry track following heavy rain, warm and dry conditions are expected for Sunday’s race, where more than 125 000 fans are expected. — BBC Sport

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