Damon Hill

And I think the sport has to be careful not to jump on top of that too quickly because...

it can get unbalanced.

I mean, we just had, before Lewis had that breakthrough win at Barcelona, we had Kimi Antonelli winning five races in a row.

And everybody loves that, but it's new.

And it's, you know, it's a great story.

But, you know, after he's won his third or fourth championship in a row, everybody would be sick of that.

Yeah.

He would go find someone younger.

Yeah, but he had a twin role, didn't he?

He was looking after Formula One as the sort of leader of that photo, as it was then.

And a team owner as well.

So, yeah, I guess you had to balance one out against the other.

Those roles have been decoupled since then, haven't they?

So I think… Because there was Colin Chapman as well who designed the two-chassis car.

Yes.

Yes.

I mean, I think the sport is in... It's in good shape, but I think there are hazards.

And the bigger it gets commercially, the more I think the temptation is going to be to manipulate.

And I think that would be exactly the wrong thing.

And if there is going to be...