Everything changed in F1 with Schumacher gone, as the sport got younger, less wealthy and yet again wrestled with its technical regulations. But the racing was fierce and exciting, a refreshing change, with racecraft and strategy paramount. From Lewis Hamilton to Brawn GP to the startling rise of Red Bull Racing and Sebastian Vettel, Formula One in the second decade of the 21st century is very much alive and well. Just not as we’ve known it.