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Can Lewis Hamilton be beaten in Spain?

Can Lewis Hamilton be beaten in Spain – Image credit Mercedes With four races in, the reigning world champion, Lewis Hamilton, is in a class of his own carrying the momentum from his title-winning 2014 campaign. Looking back to this time last year, he was making up for the lost points in Melbourne where he had a DNF due to reliability issues and found himself 4 points behind the leader Rosberg at the end of race four. Though reliability is still a concern – in Bahrain he almost ran out of brakes in the last couple of laps because of high temperatures – Mercedes have come a long way in developing the Power Unit since its debut and almost certain they can fine-tune it if...
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