Formula 1's class of 2022 paid tribute to Sebastian Vettel following the Aston Martin driver's decision to retire from the sport at the end of the year. Thursday's announcement, on the eve of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, was not entirely unexpected, but the news inspired many to pay homage to Grand Prix racing's third most successful driver in its history. First in line, Vettel's former arch-rival Lewis Hamilton expressed his appreciation for having the opportunity to race against the former Red Bull and Ferrari driver. "Seb, it’s been an honour to call you a competitor and an ever greater honour to call you my friend," Hamilton wrote on social media. "Leaving this...
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