The Jeddah Corniche Circuit certainly hasn't been the kindest to Lewis Hamilton in the last 12 months, with the seven-time world champion having endured a challenging qualifying at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Whilst he wasn't eliminated in Q1 like last season, the Mercedes driver was comfortably beaten by team-mate George Russell, who secured a superb third place for Sunday's race. Hamilton on the other hand will start seventh, after he was beaten by Sergio Pérez, both Aston Martin drivers, his team-mate, Carlos Sainz and Alpine's Esteban Ocon. Had it not been for Charles Leclerc's 10-place grid penalty, then Hamilton would've been starting the race from eighth, after going 0.958s...
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