Formula One racing has made a triumphant return to the United States after a four-season hiatus, only to find that some things just haven’t changed. Lewis Hamilton was the last F1 driver to stand atop the podium at a U.S. Grand Prix when he claimed victory at the final Indianapolis race in 2007.He stood atop the podium again in Austin as he held Sebastian Vettel at bay to claim a hard-fought race win. While the race winner may not have changed, everything else has. The fans were treated to a great race, with lots of overtaking, some outstanding wheel-to-wheel action, breathtaking pitstops and Ferrari even delivered a little bit of the intrigue and shenanigans that F1 is famous for. And it all happened on a track deep in the heart of T...

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Formula One racing has made a triumphant return to the United States after a four-season hiatus, only to find that some things just haven’t changed. Lewis Hamilton was the last F1 driver to stand atop the podium at a U.S. Grand Prix when he claimed victory at the final Indianapolis race in 2007.He stood atop the podium again in Austin as he held Sebastian Vettel at bay to claim a hard-fought race win. While the race winner may not have changed, everything else has. The fans were treated to a great race, with lots of overtaking, some outstanding wheel-to-wheel action, breathtaking pitstops and Ferrari even delivered a little bit of the intrigue and shenanigans that F1 is famous for. And it all happened on a track deep in the heart of T...

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