1996 Formula 1 champion Damon Hill is a proponent of taking on the best drivers in the sport as teammates, as the Brit argues it brings out the best in a driver when you directly compete with the best of the best. Hill himself had Alain Prost as a teammate at Williams in his first full season in F1, followed by Ayrton Senna in 1994 until the Brazilian tragically passed at Imola.  The now 59-year-old Hill used his two former teammates, who were fierce rivals in their time at McLaren when they shared the garage, as an example of two stars bringing the best out of each other. Read more Red Bull Racing officially confirm RB16's unveiling date! "It's not good to avoid the...
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