Lewis Hamilton has described his pole position lap for the Styrian Grand Prix as "close to perfect", while Toto Wolff suggested it was "not from this world". The fact Hamilton finished 1.2 seconds clear of Red Bull's Max Verstappen in appalling wet conditions underlines many aspects as to the qualities of the six-time F1 champion and a car he bemoaned after second practice that ultimately found the sweet spot. Article continues under video So what goes into such a lap, that was arguably better than the one from qualifying two years ago at the Singapore Grand Prix that had many pundits waxing lyrical back then? As Hamilton pointed out, the conditions were the...
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