Make no mistake, Lewis Hamilton's pole position lap at the Styrian Grand Prix will feature prominently in the rolodex of great wet-weather performances in Formula One history. Editor's Picks Hamilton delivers masterclass as Ferrari fails again Modern F1 is usually too competitive to allow margins of over a second between first and second on the grid, yet Hamilton managed to qualify 1.216s clear of his closest competitor, Max Verstappen. The last time someone held such a big advantage over the rest of the field was at the 2017 Italian Grand Prix and, you guessed it, it was Hamilton leading the way during that wet session too. While it's true that Verstappen would have been closer had he not...
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