It has taken Sebastian Vettel only two races to emulate Michael Schumacher and win with Ferrari, and naturally he paid an emotional tribute to his hero. The four-time World Champion realised a lifelong dream to drive for Ferrari when he joined the Italian outfit after the 2014 season, but nobody quite expected him to stand on the top step of the podium so soon. He started second on the grid behind Lewis Hamilton at Sepang, but the Scuderia's two-stop strategy worked like a charm and he went on to take the win ahead of the Mercedes driver. Although he had plenty of success with Red Bull, this one was special. 'It’s my dream. When I grew up, Michael was my hero and for all of us -...
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