It's worth mentioning that when exiting T4, Hamilton deliberately took a wider line. This means that on the straight after T5, Hamilton naturally had a faster exit speed than Verstappen, plus he had Verstappen's slipstream advantage.
Clearly, after being blocked by Verstappen for a full 17 laps in yesterday's sprint race, Hamilton realized that if he didn't overtake Verstappen during the race, running behind would be extremely frustrating.
Therefore, as soon as the race started, Hamilton gave it his all, aiming to win it in one decisive move.
Verstappen naturally wasn't willing to let Hamilton benefit from his slipstream.
So just as Hamilton got close, Verstappen changed lanes to hold the inside line, and at this moment, Hamilton was just on Verstappen's outside, making his plan to draw in a big slipstream and move to the inside completely blocked by Verstappen.
