Breaking his race win drought at the United States Grand Prix, Kimi Raikkonen was his usual self as he admitted he was 'happier than finishing second.' The Ferrari driver started Sunday's race from second on the grid and, for the first time this year, made up a position on the opening lap. That would prove decisive. The Finn passed Lewis Hamilton at the first corner but raised eyebrows when he didn't pit behind the Virtual Safety Car that came out on lap 9 for Daniel Ricciardo's stricken Red Bull. Hamilton did. That meant Hamilton was forced into a second stop compared to Raikkonen's one-stopper. That played out with the Finn leading the race ahead of Max Verstappen and Hamilton, the trio...
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