Formula One history is full of parallel pasts. Narratives are re-written with new characters, cycles of dynasties and dominance play themselves out as revolving doors of supremacy, and the incessant progress and expansion of Grand Prix racing is underpinned by a core cast of recurring names, nations and circuits. The 2014 season has been defined by the dominance of one team, Mercedes, and the ebb and flow of the increasingly bitter feud between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg as they contest an internal battle for the World Championship. A single team and driver enjoying a huge performance advantage over their rivals is nothing new, and nor is the idea of two drivers from two different...
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