There are very few sports in which the saying 'nice guys don't win' is more pertinent than within Formula One. If a driver doesn't have the tenacity to take a position, they will struggle to become a champion. Most top drivers have a ruthless streak as proven by Sebastian Vettel in Malaysia, yet one driver stands out as having the pace on-track and the personality and logic off it. Sir Jackie Stewart raced in Formula One for just nine years, but he managed to leave such an impression on the sport that it would never be the same again. Jackie was born into a racing family, with his father competing on motorbikes during the 1950s. The Stewarts also ran a car dealership, which gave Jackie...
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