Anthoine Hubert: Obituary and tribute
The death of fun-loving but fiercely professional 22-year-old Renault protege Anthoine Hubert at Spa has robbed the world of a very special person and racing driver, whose career had only just turned around
The last year and a half was a whirlwind for Anthoine Hubert, and he was finally starting to force people to take him seriously as a future Formula 1 driver before his death at Spa this weekend.
"That's one hell of a talent lost," one person close to the fallen driver said in the wake of the tragedy. But he was so much more than just "talent".
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