Drivers are used to going fast, both inside and outside the car. Most of the year they fly all over the world. It will therefore be difficult for them to stay at home, waiting for them to get back into action. As a former F1 and IndyCar, Mark Blundell knows all too well how to deal with that. As manager, Blundell manages the business of a range of international drivers today, including Gary Paffett and Mike Conway. However, it is the young talents in particular who now require guidance. Read more Russell hopes one day to be able to compete: 'I have a link with Mercedes' "You know how it is with drivers, they are very impatient," he says in conversation with RTL GP. "They...
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