Lewis on pole at inaugural Tuscan GP
Valtteri Bottas led all the way through practice. But Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton got the job done when it counted.
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Italian GP Quali : Ferrari not in Top 10
Ferrari has not made it to the top 10 at their home race in Monza, for the first time since 1984
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Belgium GP: 10 points to note
Lewis lead the Belgium GP right from the start and never looked back. Valtteri didn’t really had a chance after turn of the first lap. Max surprisingly kept up with the Mercedes cars but didn’t have the power to push through at any point.
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Belgium GP Quali: Lewis Pole, Wakanda forever
Lewis Hamilton pulled off a scintillating lap to take the Pole. He was more than half a second ahead of his team mate Valtteri Bottas. Max narrowly missed beating Bottas and came in 3rd.
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Spanish GP : Lewis, Max, Valtteri
Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton executed a near-perfect race at the Spanish Grand Prix, leading every lap from pole to record his fifth Spanish Grand Prix win, and his fourth victory of the season, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen coming home ahead of the sister Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas.
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Spanish GP Quali : Mercedes lock front row
Hamilton beats Bottas to pole in sweltering Spanish GP qualifying as Verstappen takes P3. Mercedes car clearly being superior than the rest.
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70th Aniv GP: Valtteri on Pole, Hulk third.
Valtteri Bottas pips Hamilton narrowly to take the Pole position. In a positive surprise to everyone, Hulkenburg comes third in the Racing Point.
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British GP: Lewis limps to victory
Lewis Hamilton wins his 7th British GP by the skin of his teeth as his front left Tyre gives up on the last lap. Verstappen and Charles came second and third respectively. Valtteri Bottas was unfortunate as his tyre gave up just two laps before the race ended.
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British Quali : Supreme Mercedes
Mercedes cars are in a different league, being more than a second ahead of the rest.
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Hamilton wins Hungarian GP for the 8th time
Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton enjoyed a peerless run to his eighth Hungarian Grand Prix victory, winning out over the Red Bull of Max Verstappen, as he tied with Michael Schumacher’s record for most number of wins at a single venue.
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