Early drama for his two closest rivals meant Lewis Hamilton was completely untroubled on his way to victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday. A margin of victory that was only flattered by a late pitstop in a push for fastest lap, Hamilton still finished 8.702 seconds ahead of second-placed Max Verstappen in what was an imperious performance from the six-time Formula 1 world champion. Leading almost the entire race from pole, Hamilton faced no resistance throughout the afternoon. Verstappen, who was lucky to start the race after crashing under greasy conditions on his way to the grid, never had the pace in his Red Bull to keep up, while third-placed Valtteri Bottas was in a fight just...
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