Formula 1's concerns that the new rules would limit overtaking were realised in Melbourne with Lewis Hamilton worried that this year's races could be 'trains'. Although Hamilton made it onto the podium in Australia, finishing runner-up to Sebastian Vettel, the Mercedes driver's race was compromised when he was stuck behind Max Verstappen. Pitting early, Hamilton came out behind the Red Bull racer and struggled to overtake him, costing him valuable time. 'It's always been tough but to follow for me is a lot worse, as I anticipated,' said the Brit. 'I hope that doesn't meant that for the rest of the year that it's a train. 'I don't know if it was exciting to watch but I want to be closer up...
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