Nigel Mansell, who won the F1 world championship with Williams in 1992, believes current drivers will never experience what a "proper" F1 car feels like. Mansell's career at the pinnacle of motorsport took place during a period of raging technical development that started with the flaming turbo era and progressed to the days of impregnable supremacy of the Williams FW14B 'active suspension' car. A brave among the brave and a ferocious competitor who trounced the likes of Prost, Piquet and Senna, Mansell was an eminent member of an elite which mastered the monstrously thrilling and astonishingly-fast machines of their time, powered during the super-charged era by 1.5-litre engines...
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