Lewis Hamilton exploited his Mercedes' buddy Nico Rosberg's mechanical adversities to grab a summoning triumph in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix and make a huge stride towards a third driver's crown.

With this 42nd vocation win he passed his childhood legend Ayrton Senna's count in the record books.
What's more, significantly it lifted the Briton up to 302 focuses in the big showdown, with Vettel, who took 2nd in his Ferrari, now on 236 focuses, 66 hapless, with Rosberg now 73 focuses behind on 229.
In the event that the cards fall to support him Hamilton can secure the 2015 title in the following race on Oct 25 - he needs to outdo Vettel by 10 focuses and Rosberg by two.


"I don't take what we have without a doubt, yet It's an uncommon minute for me to surpass Ayrton."
Notwithstanding his evil fortunes Rosberg declined to surrender the title.
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