Lewis Hamilton was made to work for his 100th grand prix win, taking the chequered flag as the rain came down at the Russian GP with Max Verstappen P2. On a day when it looked as if pole sitter Lando Norris would pull off his maiden grand prix win, rain in the final ten laps caused chaos with Norris gambling on staying out, and Hamilton pitting. The Mercedes pit wall's call paid off, Hamilton taking the lead as Norris once again slid off the track. Hamilton raced to the win, 53 seconds ahead of Verstappen. Although the Red Bull driver started P20, he was running seventh when the rain came down and his early stop for inters saw him grab second place on the day. The gap between the two is...
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