It was another masterclass from Lewis Hamilton in Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, but his rivals did make it easier than it should've been. Another Hamilton masterclass takes him to the brink of 6 Only fourth fastest in qualifying, Lewis Hamilton found himself with a fistful of oversteer through the first sequence of corners on the opening lap. There was contact with Max Verstappen, too, and a trip through the grass, all of which damaged the skirting of the floor on the W10. After the fighting in close quarters, the race settled and was won on a strategy that Hamilton executed with the calmness befitting a man about to win a sixth title (even though he initially disagreed with the call)....
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