DRIVER OF THE DAY: Hamilton's blinding Brazilian drive gets your vote
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What a weekend Lewis Hamilton has had in Sao Paulo - ruled from qualifying, a five-place grid penalty for an engine change, but then somehow fighting his way all the when to front to win the race for Mercedes and alimony his title rencontre very much alive. No wonder he got your vote. Here\'s how the numbers tapped down...
Lewis Hamilton - 36.8%
Max Verstappen - 21.6%
Lando Norris - 6.4%
Nikita Mazepin - 5.3%
Pierre Gasly - 3.4%
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