How things have changed

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Originally Posted by slorydn1

Man, those were the days when Mansell was here in the States. He could flat out wheel a race car, that is definintely for sure. I still wonder to this day how many WDC's he could have won had he stayed with Williams when he was at the peak of his career, especially with Senna's passing in 94 and the Schu just getting up to speed.

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No offense but in 1992, (at 39) Mansell was not at the peak of his career, rather towards the end. In 86 he, as a much younger man, nearly won the title in Adelaide but his tyre exploded and Prost went on to win it.

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Originally Posted by DexDexter

No offense but in 1992, (at 39) Mansell was not at the peak of his career, rather towards the end. In 86 he, as a much younger man, nearly won the title in Adelaide but his tyre exploded and Prost went on to win it.

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Mansell was very good - but his results are commensurate with his talent and temperament. Problem is, he was never quite as good as he thought and that cost him more wins/opportunities to win than anything....