Three-time world champion, Sir Jackie Stewart has called on Lewis Hamilton to retire. The Scot, arguably one of the sport's greatest drivers, walked away from the sport following the horrific death of his teammate during qualifying for the 1973 United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen. His third title already secured, Stewart, shocked and disgusted by the futility of what he had witnessed withdrew from the following day's Grand Prix, never to race again. Now, amidst Hamilton's struggles, Stewart has called on his fellow Knight to follow his example and walk away. 'It's time for him to resign,' Stewart tells the Convex Conversation podcast. 'He's got music, he's got culture, he loves...
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