Lewis Hamilton was left to wonder what might have been after an early puncture spoiled what was an otherwise positive Spanish Grand Prix for the seven-time world champion. The Mercedes driver and Kevin Magnussen collided on the first lap after the Haas man tried to go around the outside of Hamilton, leaving him with a puncture and bringing up the rear of the field. But the 37-year-old recovered from that and was running as high as fourth at one point before overheating issues late in the race forced him to cede a place to Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, eventually bringing his car home in fifth. Verstappen wins thrilling Spanish GP after Leclerc DNF Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible...
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