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The toast of Silverstone last year, McLaren’s dismal season plumbed new depths in Sunday’s British Grand Prix. World champion Lewis Hamilton crossed the line in 16th – a lap behind race winner Sebastian Vettel – in one of the most frustrating displays of the Briton’s title defence. Teammate Heikki Kovalainen didn’t even finish, retiring about halfway through after being hit from behind by Sebastien Bourdais, which led to a tire being punctured. Hamilton felt helpless as his tires struggled to grip on his home Silverstone Circuit and his misfortunes were summed up when he twice spun onto the grass. “It doesn’t feel great,” Hamilton said. “I had to push and push and push and push, but when there’s no more you can get from the car, it’s inevitable that you are going to finish in that low position. “You are starting the race knowing how it is, so you just try to have some fun. It wasn’t a great day, but what can I do? I pushed as hard as I could. I did absolutely everything.” Currently 11t
