AFTER achaotic Australian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen’s margin of victory over Lewis Hamilton stood at less than two tenths of a second.
But had it not been for Kevin Magnussen clouting the concrete in his Haas to halt the race for a second time, Verstappen could have been showered and changed by the time Hamilton crossed the line.
Maybe a little exaggeration, but despite Mercedes showing signs of life at Albert Park, Hamilton was under no illusions that closing the gap to Red Bull this season is likely to remain a bridge too far, even if they have managed to get on a par with Ferrari and Aston Martin.
Not that Hamilton was downhearted after taking his first podium of the season, having kept third-placed Fernando Alonso at bay in his Aston.
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