Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes should lick their wounds and learn from the mistakes made in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix, their former boss turned Formula 1 managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn said on Monday. Six-times world champion Hamilton collected two five-second penalties in Sochi for practising starts in the wrong place, punishments that put on hold his bid for a record-equalling 91st win. The Briton, who finished third after starting on pole position, accused stewards of trying to stop him but Brawn, who sold his team to Mercedes after winning the drivers' and constructors' titles in 2009, put it down a combination of bad luck and mistakes on the day. 'Personally, I would go...
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