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Tag Archives: Michael Schumacher
Ferrari need 1-2 punch in Malaysia
If Sebastian Vettel is going to get his title challenge back on track after Ferrari’s Singapore nightmare, then he will need the number 2 Ferrari to provide cover and help […]
A rare wet race at Hungary produces extreme drama
While every previous edition of the Hungarian Grand Prix was staged in hot and dry conditions, 2006 was cold and wet. Conditions were very slippy, with Pedro de la Rossa […]
Sand, sparks and sparring – the highs and lows of the Bahrain Grand Prix
Bahrain is a relatively new addition to the Formula One, having joined the calendar in 2004, and run every year bar 2011 when it was cancelled. With no other facility […]
When Alonso & Kimi were Kings – Pit stop duel in Bahrain
2006 was another year of major regulation change in F1. Gone were the beloved 3 litre V10s, replaced by quieter (for the time!) 2.4 litre V8s. Tyre regulations had been […]
13 years of the Chinese Grand Prix – unlucky for some
Despite only arriving on the F1 calendar in 2004, the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai has already earned it’s place in F1 history, witnessing debut wins for Red Bull, Nico […]
The last of Schumacher’s wins
Michael Schumacher and Ferrari were Formula One in the early 2000s. Schumacher was simply a cut above his peers, and it seemed that the driver’s title was simply his by […]
“Rosberg was the toughest team mate Schumacher ever had”
Summarised F1 news from across the internet: 6th December 2016 Please if you are on Twitter, Facebook or any other social network – please press the share buttons below. If you re-write […]
ALONSO: SCHUMACHER WAS MY BIGGEST RIVAL.
This is an interview that the German Auto und Motorsport had with Fernando Alonso. I will do nothing more than translating (and paraphrasing a bit), in order to share it […]
Ross Brawn raises spectre of a full recovery for Michael Schumacher
Much has been written about Michael Schumacher and his family’s approach to the time following his tragic ski accident almost 3 years ago. Part of the reason for this intense […]