While Max Verstappen’s sensational drive at a rain-hit Brazilian Grand Prix has been deservedly stealing the headlines since Sunday, it would be unfair not to praise (once more) Lewis Hamilton’s wet-weather skills after the Briton never put a wheel wrong to take a commanding win in treacherous conditions.

It was actually quite a shame to see Red Bull’s ‘intermediates’ gamble fail at Interlagos, otherwise we could have well been treated to a truly epic duel between these two…

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