Despite coming top in qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix by a convincing margin and a new circuit record, Lewis Hamilton acknowledges that tomorrow's race is certain to be a problematic challenge. Hamilton will incur a ten place grid drop before the start of Sunday's race after opting for a new internal combustion engine exceeding his allowed quota for the season. He will be trying to work his way forward when the lights go out to catch his main championship rival Max Verstappen who has picked up a front row starting spot as a result of Hamilton's penalty. Read also: Bottas to start on pole in Turkey after Hamilton tops qualifying "It's not the easiest overtake at the moment, and...
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