A 'fresh and healthy' Lewis Hamilton was upset that qualifying could not go on any longer after he waltzed to pole position at Circuit of The Americas. The Brit has topped every session so far this weekend and clinched a 72nd career pole by two tenths as Sebastian Vettel recovered well to split the two Mercedes cars. Hamilton broke another record previously held by Michael Schumacher in the process, as he will now start on the front row for the 117th time in his career. 'Yee-ha!' said an enthusiastic Hamilton in the on-track interviews. 'The track was very difficult today with the wind picking up, you've got a head wind down to Turn One and through the fast section there was a tail wind,...
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