Ferrari snatched defeat from the jaws of victory as Mercedes somehow extended their 100 per cent winning record at the Russian Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton led a one-two from Valtteri Bottas. Charles Leclerc took a forth pole in succession, with Sebastian Vettel in prime position to benefit from the slipstream from third on the grid. Article continues under video Ferrari did run one and two after Turn Two of the opening lap, but controversy reigned as the Scuderia fell into yet another team orders farce. As the team went into meltdown, their race utterly fell apart, giving Hamilton his first win since Hungary and ninth of the season Here's how it played out. Vettel jumps Hamilton and...
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