Patrick Skene-Catling

Why Niki Lauda was considered the bravest man in sport

After barely surviving a horrendous crash in 1976, the badly burnt Lauda rejoined his team and was back on the track in less than two months

Niki Lauda back on track after his accident. Credit: Getty Images

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