Billy Monger has revealed that Niki Lauda attempted to console him not long after his career-threatening crash at Donington in 2017, as he pays tribute to the three-time world champion who sadly passed away peacefully in his sleep on Tuesday. Lauda, a victim of another crash in 1976, this time life-threatening, successfully managed to return to F1 just six weeks later despite suffering considerable burns to the face as well as the inhalation of toxic fumes. Article continues under video Monger has made a similar remarkable return to competition, even though the crash he was involved in two years ago resulted in the lower part of both his legs being amputated. The 21-year-old Brit says...
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