Norbert Haug thinks Michael Schumacher had all the attributes to make a successful Formula 1 team manager. Sadly, that prospect is extremely unlikely to ever become reality following the skiing accident days before the end of 2013 since when the seven-time former World Champion has not been seen publicly, his health a closely-guarded secret. But for that dreadful intervention, Schumacher had the potential to have become a team principal with the best qualities of a Toto Wolff or Christian Horner, according to Haug. The 68-year-old German was the vice-president of Mercedes’ motorsport activity, having joined the company in 1990 in a tenure that lasted for 22 years. He therefore worked...
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