Lewis Hamilton's clean conduct in wheel-to-wheel battles with other Formula 1 drivers places him above the likes of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher in the GOAT debate, says former commentator Murray Walker. Walker, who called F1 races across four decades, including the entire career of Senna and much of Schumacher's, was asked by the In the Fast Lane podcast where Hamilton fits in the pantheon of great drivers given his continued assault on the record books. '[Juan Manuel] Fangio took a lot of beating, [as did] Jim Clark, Sir Jackie Stewart – I could go on – but which is the best I really don't know,' he started. 'I used to say Fangio. I think I'm going to have to say very...
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