Former world champion Mario Andretti said Formula One was as healthy as it had ever been, adding that he would give anything to be driver during this period. Andretti was crowned a world champion in 1978 and the sport has evolved considerably since then. While Andretti understands those who feel somewhat nostalgic, he adds that the progress made since the 70s has been immense. 'There will always be those who say 'The old days were the best',' Andretti told Spanish daily newspaper El Pais. 'But I always prefer to look forward. The glorious days of F1 are now. I enjoy the great popularity around the world and the technology on the limit,' added Andretti. 'In those (earlier) years we saw some...
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