I watched the GP highlights on return from Snetterton (how sad is that!?) and was appalled to see Schumacher up to his old tricks against Rubens.
On Saturday I watched Paul Webb and Dan Eagling swapping places about 15 times over the race distance, each giving no quarter but each leaving room for the other. They both raced at near lap-record pace therefore not allowing the very close Spencer McCarthy (and equally fair driver) to take advantage of the side-by-side dicing of the Mallock and Penfold ahead.
If any budding Schumachers are reading this - bugger-off to other formulae, we don't want you.
I should qualify my comments by noting I don't consider ANY of our current drivers to be remotely like Schumacher. Our standards are high in comparison to many other formulae.
Schumacher, is past his bugger-off date by a considerable margin, but meanwhile begets a generation of drivers who believe it's OK to endanger life.