FIA president Jean Todt has declared Lewis Hamilton to be a more dominant presence in F1 today than Michael Schumacher was at the peak of his powers in the early 2000s. Schumacher clinched five consecutive world championships between 2000 and 2004 with Ferrari, adding to the two he had already won the previous decade with Benetton. But his record of seven titles was equalled by Hamilton in 2020, and looks set to be broken this season - assuming that the Briton extends his contract with Mercedes as expected. Read also: Todt - who was team principal at Ferrari during Schumacher's time at Maranello - admitted that Hamilton was proving to be even an even more potent presence in the sport than...
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