Lewis Hamilton maintained his dominance of qualifying in 2015 by beating Nico Rosberg to head an all-Mercedes front-row for the Chinese GP. The world champion had proved untouchable at the head of the timesheet from the moment practice commenced in Shanghai and qualifying proved no different as he secured his fifth career pole at the circuit. However, Hamilton did survive a late fright as Nico Rosberg got to within 0.042s of his 1:35.782 time as the Briton failed to improve on his final lap. Loading markets... Formula 1 Betting Bet Now As expected, Malaysia GP victors Ferrari couldn't get within the fight for pole but the Scuderia failed in its target of locking out the second row as the...
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