As Lewis Hamilton closes in on Michael Schumacher's record, Ross Brawn feels what sets them apart from the rest is that they can 'pull something out of nowhere'. Last year Hamilton raced to a sixth World title, doing so with 17 podiums from 21 grands prix, 11 of which were race victories. The Mercedes driver is just one short of Schumacher's record, set in the early 2000s. Brawn isn't surprised as he feels both the ability to win even when the odds were against them. Speaking to The Guardian newspaper, the Englishman said: 'They are both massively talented in what they do in the car and those moments where they pull something out of nowhere. 'Some of the qualifying laps Lewis has done have...
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