GAJ
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He'll be what, 41 years old?
Fangio won his last championship at age 46.
Men born in the US in 1911 when Fangio was born had a life expectancy of 51.
Likely lower for those born in Argentina at the time.
He'll be what, 41 years old?
It just takes harder work to get and stay fit during the season, Fernando looks in great shape. Plus all of those years of experience, it counts for something to counter the slower reflexes.Fernando is showing that being one of the GOATs matters a lot more than age.
Fangio won his last championship at age 46.
Men born in the US in 1911 when Fangio was born had a life expectancy of 51.
Likely lower for those born in Argentina at the time.

Fangio won his last championship at age 46.
It just takes harder work to get and stay fit during the season, Fernando looks in great shape. Plus all of those years of experience, it counts for something to counter the slower reflexes.
Those Flintstone cars weren't exactly pulling the G's like modern cars....
Other than Schumi, how many champions in recent decades have been over 35?
So now those cars were "easy to drive" and didn't take stamina and strength?
Schumacher isn't even on this list.
https://www.mostlyf1.com/statistics/all-time-stats/driver-stats/oldest-world-champions/

