Question: Who is the most important person in Formula 1? Is it the strangely-moustachioed but apparently eminently replaceable Chase Carey? Nah. The Napoleon-in-appearance but otherwise almost completely invisible Jean Todt? Doubt it. The F1-supremo-in-waiting Toto Wolff? *shrug* No. It's Lewis Hamilton. What? Aren't drivers just overly-priced plug-and-play boys being told what to do with their 58 steering wheel buttons by geeks on a pitwall? Well, they are that too, but it's important to remember that Formula 1 – while increasingly reliant on the technology – is at its core just the product of human beings who are able to excel in ways their peers cannot. In that sense, Mr...
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