Austria has produced a lot of racing heroes for a small country. Of course you're talking about Niki Lauda, but his predecessor Jochen Rindt was at least as famous. Dr. Helmut Marko knew him well and spent a lot of time with the only posthumous world champion in the early 60s. Rindt became world champion in 1970, but unfortunately could not celebrate this because he was killed in a fatal accident during training for the Italian Grand Prix. But if he could have celebrated it, it would certainly have been a nice party, as Marko remembers. Read more Vettel thinks the Nürburgring will be a challenge in October The advisor of Red Bull grew up together with Rindt in Graz. As teenagers they were...
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