The Azerbaijan Grand Prix did not quite deliver the madcap spectacle fans have come accustomed to over the last few years. Despite George Russell's Williams being wiped out by a loose manhole cover - which in turn led to a comedy of errors as a recovery truck tried to remove it - and accidents for Robert Kubica and Charles Leclerc at the tricky Turn Eight, the race itself produced little in the way of drama. But it did at the very least offer a possible insight into just how dominant Mercedes could be this year. The Silver Arrows set a new record of four consecutive one-twos at the start of a season as pole-sitter Valtteri Bottas claimed his fifth career win ahead of team-mate Lewis...
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