Last Sunday's Grand Prix looked like a failure for Lewis Hamilton for a moment. The British champion made a rare mistake, sliding off the track and damaging his front wing. In that sense, the crash of George Russell and Valterri Bottas came as a stroke of luck, as the red flag ensured that Hamilton's deficit was ultimately fairly limited. There are few who can do it like that and still finish second. Fine example of steering skills The fact that Lewis Hamilton is of a different calibre than most other drivers will come as no surprise to anyone. That together with a special amount of luck ensured that Hamilton could eventually finish second. Of course the high quality Mercedes plays an...
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