Magnussen, hard and fast and a blast from the past


FILE PHOTO: Formula One F1 - Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne, Australia - March 22, 2018 Haas' Kevin Magnussen poses for a photo REUTERS/Brandon Malone

BAKU (Reuters) - If Kevin Magnussen could be granted one wish, it would be to roll back the decades and go racing in Formula One's deadliest era.

The Danish driver, who has scored all of his U.S.-owned Haas team's 11 points so far this season and is enjoying his racing more than ever, is not a man who holds back in or out of the car.

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