Lewis Hamilton was on a flying lap and had not yet set a lap time in Q2 (as his first lap was deleted for a track limits violation) when Sebastian Vettel crashed his Ferrari at the exit of turn four. This resulted in the session being red flagged with two minutes and 15 seconds remaining – just about enough for everyone to do an out lap and get onto a flying lap. READ: Lewis Hamilton Keeps Russian GP Pole Despite FIA Investigation However, Hamilton was compromised as while most of the remaining 15 drivers lined up at the exit of the pitlane several minutes before the session was restarted, the Brit couldn’t do so and ended up towards the back of the train. This led to him having to...
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