F1's sporting boss, Ross Brawn, has labelled Lewis Hamilton's pole lap at the Styrian Grand Prix as one of 'his best ever' during his career. Hamilton's 2020 season did not get off to the strongest of starts as he was knocked off the podium by Lando Norris on a weekend where he received a three-place grid drop for not slowly sufficiently for yellow flags in qualifying and a five-second penalty after the stewards deemed he caused a collision with Red Bull's Alex Albon. But he responded, as he so often does after a bad weekend, with a trademark dominant performance that was kick-started with a jaw-dropping pole lap in treacherous conditions which was 1.2 seconds faster than his nearest rival...
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