You can never count Lewis Hamilton out. The world champion was off the pace all weekend - two tenths off the best time in Practice One, seven tenths off in P2, and eighth tenths off in P3. But for qualifying, the ever-intuitive Hamilton changed his driving style and pulled a final lap out of the bag to finish just 0.023s slower than Valtteri Bottas. On Sunday, Hamilton eliminated another potential weakness - his starts - and aced the getaway to lead his team-mate into Turn One. From there, as we have seen so many times before, Hamilton would not be beaten, comfortably extending his advantage over his team-mate and the Ferraris. "It doesn't matter if you're not perfect as long as you...
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