By Daniel Moxon Lewis Hamilton warned he couldn’t compete with Max Verstappen in the dry – and he was brutally proven right in the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint. Hamilton qualified second behind Lando Norris to form an all-British front row. They had both mastered the rain on Friday, while Verstappen struggled for grip in his Red Bull and only went fourth quickest. Afterwards, Mercedes star Hamilton admitted he wouldn’t be able to hold off Verstappen if the conditions were dryer in the Sprint race. And that prediction came true – despite a shaky start from the Dutchman. Hamilton took an early lead…