As Lewis Hamilton gets closer to matching the Formula One achievements of his great hero Ayrton Senna, so the sense of unreality – that he might be caught up in some crazy daydream – grows in his mind. On Sunday, the 30-year-old Briton won the Belgian Grand Prix and in the process matched the late Brazilian's tally of 80 podium appearances. If the Mercedes driver keeps on going at his current pace – with 10 pole positions in 11 races and six wins so far this year – he will join Senna as a triple world champion before the end of the season. "It just feels very surreal," Hamilton, who now leads German teammate Nico Rosberg by 28 points with eight races remaining, told...
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