Lewis Hamilton was made to work for it at the Portuguese GP, at leas for the first 20 laps, as he fought for his record-breaking 92nd. The Brit took the chequered flag comfortably 26 seconds ahead of Valtteri Bottas with Max Verstappen in his traditional third. Lining up the grid on a 'icy' circuit, according to Sebastian Vettel, all 20 drivers were well aware that Mother Nature wasn't going to make it easy for them in Portugal with gusty wind, grey skies and a threat, although small, of rain. Of the top ten, pole sitter Lewis Hamilton and his team-mate Max Verstappen as well as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, lined up on the medium tyres with the rest on the softs. Hamilton made a flying start...
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