After Valtteri Bottas dominated Friday, Lewis Hamilton made his move to the top of the timesheets in final practice for the Russian Grand Prix on Saturday. Topping the timesheets with a 1:33.279, Hamilton was 0.776 seconds up on Bottas in an ominous display right before qualifying. That said, the seven tenths gap to Bottas was certainly helped by the lack of clean running enjoyed by the Finn, as he along with several others on the grid failing to put together a flying lap in the one hour session. Behind the two Mercedes drivers, Carlos Sainz was a mere 0.041s back for McLaren, followed by Esteban Ocon and Sergio Perez, all within a second of the fastest time. Still yet to exhibit any...
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