He is just two race wins away from matching Ayrton Senna's record while he is also closing in on a third title, so it is perhaps no wonder that Lewis Hamilton feels it is 'almost like a crazy dream'. The Brit's victory at Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix was the 39th of his 159-race career, leaving him just two shy of boyhood hero Senna's total of 41, while his podium means he is no level on the Brazilian's tally of 80 podiums. The Mercedes driver also started the race in pole position, his sixth in a row, and if he starts there again at Spa and Singapore he will match Senna's record of eight consecutive poles in a season. Of course the biggest achievement would be to...
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