Considering that Sebastian Vettel was on his way to making a small piece of F1 history, it was remarkable just how unremarkable the United States Grand Prix was for the four-time world champion. He aced the start, breezed the restart, and promptly disappeared into the dusty horizons of the Lone Star state never to be troubled again, seemingly in a world and certainly in a class of his own all afternoon long. While Vettel got his familiar perfect getaway as the lights went out that released him uncontested into the first corner, Mark Webber had his equally familiar damp squib of a start. Wheelspin ensured that he quickly lost position to Romain Grosjean despite the Lotus being forced to go...
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