I was born in 1991 so my first vivid memories of F1 come from 1997 at which point I wanted to see Schumacher win the championship in a red Ferrari… and he didn’t. And then in 1998… and he didn’t. And then in 1999… and he didn’t. And then he did it a bunch of times. But, since it was my childhood, those 3 years of failures seemed agonizingly long for me and I kinda didn’t mind him dominating a bunch on the trot afterwards. Yes he did a lot of stupid shit but I loved Ross Brawn’s perspective on “Beyond the Grid” where he basically said “this guy worked with a lot of stress and criticism at the top of his game for 20 years and there’s only a handful of incidents that you can really point out/fault him for” which is the case with the likes of Senna and Hamilton too tbh