Lewis Hamilton admitted he was worried his car would fail again as he controlled the United States Grand Prix. Hamilton dominated the Austin race from start to finish, like he had done in Malaysia last month, when he looked set for victory until his engine blew up. On Sunday, however, there were no such problems for Hamilton, who secured his first win since the German Grand Prix in July. But the world champion admitted he was nervous about reliability all the way to the end of the race. "Today I felt comfortable doing the job," Hamilton said. "I was concerned the whole race the car would not make it, right to the line I was in fear of the same thing, that sound I heard in...
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