Lewis Hamilton suffered yet another frustrating grand prix in Miami in what is quickly becoming a shocking year for the seven-time world champion. The Mercedes driver finished the inaugural Miami Grand Prix in sixth place, behind his new team-mate George Russell who finished fifth. To add to Hamilton's disappointment, Russell started the race down in twelfth whilst he started in sixth. READ: ‘It went against Lewis’: Mercedes boss defends Hamilton after Russell outperforms him Hamilton had shown good pace through the various free practice sessions and wasn't too far off in qualifying. The race was a different story though as after a poor start, which saw the Briton drop two places, the...
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