Listen to this article For despite an enjoyable year in sportscars, and the joy and challenges of becoming a father, Magnussen’s return has felt very much akin to a homecoming. “I feel good. I feel the same,” he smiled, as he sat chatting outside the Haas hospitality unit at the Sakhir track. “Walking into the paddock, I feel like I never left. It is funny when I think about the year that I have had. “I have had a kid, moved back to Denmark, a lot of things have happened and it feels like 10 years have passed outside of the paddock. “But then I walked in and it feels like I never left. It is funny how time can mess with you.” But despite a crazy seven days since team boss Gunther Steiner’s first phone call, and having had to abandon a family pre-Sebring holiday in Miami, Magnussen knows there is little time to dwell on the feel good vibes of is return. He needs no remin …