Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham has predicted Lewis Hamilton will finish second in this year's championship behind Max Verstappen.
Sergio Perez is currently in the runners-up spot heading into this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix - live on Sky Sports F1 - with Fernando Alonso 40 points behind and Hamilton a further point adrift.On the latest Sky Sports F1 Podcast, Pinkham, Damon Hill and Max Verstappen's former performance engineer Blake Hinsey discussed who would be second to the Dutchman at the end of the season.
' Wolff: Plenty to fight for and we won't let upIn the constructors' championship, Mercedes are second after overhauling Aston Martin by 51 points, with Ferrari another five points back.Mercedes have largely been in the fight behind Red Bull since bringing a major upgrade package to the Monaco Grand Prix in May, as Hamilton has finished outside of the top four just once in that time.
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