Lewis Hamilton heads into the Russian Grand Prix bracing himself for "a struggle" although appreciates his situation could have been far worse after enduring a nerve-shredding qualifying session at the Sochi Autodrom. Hamilton stood on the brink of failing to make it into the top-10 shootout following a crash involving Sebastian Vettel had brought out the red flags with just over two minutes remaining, leaving the six-time F1 champion without a time on the board. Article continues under video Once the session restarted, Hamilton then made it over the start-finish line to start his flying lap with 1.25secs to spare, ultimately reaching Q3 and claiming the 96th pole position of his...
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