After holding on to win what he called a "racer's race" a fortnight ago in Bahrain, Lewis Hamilton revelled in having the track to himself as he cruised to a hat-trick of victories in the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton, who claimed his 25th career win to draw level with British great Jim Clark and his Mercedes team boss Niki Lauda, led every single lap of the shortened 54-lap race, at times pulling away from his rivals by over a second a lap. "I'm so, so happy. I had such a great race, I really enjoyed it, particularly the last few laps," Hamilton said. "(I was) Really trying to keep temperature in the tyres, pushing a little bit more, just to keep...
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