Lewis Hamilton has topped the timesheets in FP2 at the Circuit of the Americas, although the Brit's time was significantly boosted by a big tow on the main straight, with Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen's one-lap pace seemingly the strongest. Hamilton, who will most likely be crowned champion for the sixth time this weekend, set the pace with an impressive 1:33.232, which was three-tenths quicker than Leclerc in P2 and Verstappen in P3. As previously stated, however, Hamilton had a big tow to significantly improve his lap time, which could mean the five-time champion's one-lap pace isn't actually as good as the timesheets might suggest. The race pace data suggested Verstappen had the...
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