French Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton insists the blame for boring Formula 1 races should be pinned on the sport’s rule-makers and not the drivers. Hamilton dominated proceedings at Paul Ricard and finished 18 seconds clear of teammate Valtteri Bottas to claim his sixth win from the opening eight events and continue Mercedes’ streak of victories at the start of the 2019 season. The race was largely uneventful but the reigning world champion - who has opened up a 36-point lead in the drivers’ standings - says the current state of F1 is down to many years of “bad decisions”. “When you say ‘it’s boring’, I totally understand it, I remember growing up watching it,”...
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