Ross Brawn described Lewis Hamilton‘s Turkish Grand Prix victory as a 'masterpiece' and urged those that question his ability to watch it. Starting sixth on the grid in wet, low grip conditions, Hamilton moved through the field slowly, largely avoiding mistakes, while managing his intermediate tyres on a drying track for over 50 laps. The win secured his seventh world title, equalling Michael Schumacher's record, and Brawn described it as 'one of the greatest races of the year'. “Lewis drove a brilliant race,” he told RaceFans. “If anyone questions that ‘he’s got the best car, he ought to win’, they ought to watch that race because that was a masterpiece. “We had some...
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