Lewis Hamilton raised the standard of Formula 1 in 2018 in a way only previously achieved by the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Ayrton Senna. That's the view of Formula 1's motorsport director Ross Brawn, who lauded Hamilton's one-lap prowess in particular. Hamilton added a further 11 pole positions to his record tally in 2018, including impressive performances in the wet in Belgium and Hungary, as well as a lap in Singapore that he labelled one of his very best. A fifth world title has put Hamilton on a pedestal with the all-time greats of the sport, and Brawn says it is a status that is befitting the Mercedes man. "Sometimes you get a driver who finds the performance you just don't...
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