June 12th, 2013 (F1plus/J. Arias).- Every era of a sport is regularly remembered by a team or personality who excelled over the rest of the competition. Formula One is no exception to this reality. Since the fifties with Fangio, the sixties with Clark, the seventies with Stewart and Lauda and so on, there’s been a driver who stands over the rest for his driving style and characteristics not just in the racetrack but also out of it. Schumacher era for example, is remembered for not having a list of drivers who could match the german’s ability behind the wheel. When one is assessing Michael’s career, the favorite argument to diminish the german’s achievements is the fact that he...
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