Lewis Hamilton's bid to match the Formula 1 victory record held by Michael Schumacher is back on, and he could achieve it in the legend's home country of Germany, on the same weekend his son Mick makes his FP1 debut with Alfa Romeo. Hamilton was chasing a record-equaling 91st win two weeks ago in Russia before his race was ruined by penalties for breaching an obscure rule on where drivers can practice their starts before the race. His Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas took the win. That sets the stage for Hamilton to try again in Germany. He'll have to do it in conditions which would have tested even Schumacher, who was nicknamed 'Regenmeister' or Rain Master for his talent on wet tracks....
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