Damon Hill hung up his helmet in 1999 at the age of 39 after 22 victories in Formula 1. He felt he was finished in the premier class of motor sport, but how different is it with Fernando Alonso. Hill says he admires the achievements of the Spaniard. Article continues under ad "I always had it in my mind that racing drivers should stop before they’re 40," Hill interjects in the F1 Nation Podcast. The 1996 world champion says it may have had something to do with his father continuing to race until the age of 45. "I think possibly because my dad kept racing until he was 45. And I remember journalists saying “you know he really ought to stop now, it’s looking a bit sad and...
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