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Why the chance of eclipsing Schumacher matters

Across all of sport, the best champions lose. Some endure defeat from the start, working constantly to improve and finally seal the deal right at the end of their careers, walking off into a golden sunset. Others win immediately, but fall at what should be their greatest, last moment. And some find success and failure intertwined throughout their endeavours.

Usain Bolt lost his final race. Tom Brady finally looks like he can’t prevail if the odds are stacked against him. And, back

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