Column To news overview In the current era of Formula 1, age is seemingly not a barrier. Drivers not only often begin their career in the sport at a younger age than in past times - see Max Verstappen, F1's youngest-ever entrant upon his debut at 17 - but can stay around for many years too. Fernando Alonso, who will turn 41 this year, is proof of that, as was Kimi Raikkonen, who retired just last year at the age of 42. Yet not all drivers have a extensive stint on the grid and, even if they do, there still remains the question of what comes next. Raikkonen, for one, seems happy to focus on spending time with his young family before deciding on his future path. And whilst the idea of...
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