How Should Formula 1 Show Respect for Michael Schumacher Once the Season Begins?

When a tragedy occurs, it is human nature to want to help in some way. In the case of Michael Schumacher, still in a coma following his December 2013 ski accident, there is very little that his millions of fans around the world can do to help. His family does not need money, so any kind of fundraiser is pointless, and Schumacher is already getting the best medical care possible, so there is nothing to be done on that front. Yet still, there is a desire to show that we care—for Schumacher and for his family. The 2014 Australian Grand Prix will be the first Formula One race since Schumacher's accident. In Melbourne, how should the F1 world show its respect for one of its greatest champions? Clearly, anything that suggests mou...

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