Mark Hughes: F1's Inside Line
"It's great he got out at the top, but you do wonder 'what if?'"
If the glut of Lewis Hamilton books coming onto the market is turning you off, there's a new book on Michael Schumacher, by James Allen, called The Edge Of Greatness. It's amazing how quickly the most successful driver of all time was forgotten once the season began without him.
Even when he was present at the races in his role of Ferrari advisor, it was in stark contrast to when he used to turn up suited and booted. Then, he would have to run across the paddock between motorhome and garage, dodging film crews and photographers along the way.
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