FIA president Jean Todt says a part of him would like to see Michael Schumacher's records live on, but concedes that Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton must be congratulated on their achievements. Schumacher's all-time record of seven Drivers' Championships looks set to be matched by Hamilton this year as the Briton already holds a 30-point advantage after just four races. Many within the paddock never thought another driver would challenge that record, let alone Schumacher's win tally which stands at 91. Hamilton though can match that record this year too, a feat he could ironically achieve at Ferrari's 1,000th grand prix in Mugello. Related Posts Da Costa beats Vergne to Berlin E-Prix pole...
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