Sharing their memories of Niki Lauda, Formula 1 drivers spoke fondly of the former champion's straight-talking manner and the 'amazing' legacy he left by overcoming a life-threatening crash. Lauda died on Monday at the age of 70, less than one year after a lung transplant. The Austrian won two of his three F1 titles after coming back from a horrific crash that left him fighting for his life in a burning car at the German Grand Prix in 1976. He remained an influential figure in F1, and after receiving his lung transplant last August he spoke about how much he appreciated receiving a hand-written letter from Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel wishing him well. Speaking at the Monaco Grand Prix...
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