The most dominant race win in modern F1
Winning margins in Formula 1 are usually measured in seconds. Occasionally, in a wet race, we get a race won by more than a minute.
But sometimes we've needed another unit of measurement altogether.
In the latest of our "Short View Back to the Past" series, Chief Editor Kevin Turner looks at when an F1 driver won by two laps…
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