A day that saw him equal a Formula 1 legend with his seventh driver's championship, Lewis Hamilton was nothing short of legendary in winning the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday. Not just surviving, but thriving in some of the most perilous conditions F1 has seen in recent memory, Hamilton was simply on another planet in a victory that saw him finish 31.633 seconds ahead of second-placed Sergio Perez despite starting sixth on the grid. And while under normal circumstances such a margin could be explained by the dominance of the Mercedes under him, Hamilton's car this weekend has been anything-but due to the low-grip nature of the Istanbul Circuit – as exemplified by his teammate Valtteri...
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