Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton was fastest in Saturday's final practice for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix as Mercedes continued to dominate a weekend likely to seal the constructors' championship. Hamilton, who has a 10-point advantage over German teammate Nico Rosberg after winning the last three races, produced the fastest lap yet of the new Sochi circuit with a best time of one minute 38.726 seconds. The 2008 champion spun late in the session at the penultimate corner, but escaped without damage. "It was a tremendous lap, he seems to extract the maximum out of the car at the moment," Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff said. "Somehow, Lewis seem to nail it on first...
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