For some reason, when Qin Miao snatched the fire extinguisher from Matthew at trackside and sprayed it into the flames at the rear of his car, he actually felt quite relieved that at least his car hadn't chosen to stab him in the back in the middle of the race.
And the problem should be some hidden issue inside the car; otherwise, before practice started he should've been able to sense something was off with his Man and Car Unity skill.
Anyway, for the whole of FP2, Qin Miao just sat next to Toto, watching Hamilton complete the tests that were supposed to be his.
Meanwhile, his own crew had opened up the engine cover and started checking over the power unit.
As for changing the engine? No rush; they at least had a full day to play with.
And basically both drivers, Qin Miao and Hamilton, were going to need an engine change between qualifying and the race, so when it came to swapping engines, everyone was already very practiced.
