Label: Michael Schumacher

VIDEO: Michael Schumacher wins his last 'pole position' in F1 in Monaco

VIDEO: Michael Schumacher wins his last 'pole position' in F1 in Monaco

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Michael Schumacher won his last best starting position on the day of 2012, in the qualifications for the Monte Carlo Grand Prix, after beating Mark Webber by only 0.08 seconds in a close showdown. For the seven-time F1 world champion, this was also the first "pole position" since the 2006 season, or after his return to Formula 1, but it was not counted in his official statistics, as the German collided with Bruno Senno in the previous race in Spain and for a penalty lost five starting places. Schumi has won the qualifiers 68 times, winning his last officially recognized “pole” at the 2006 French Grand Prix, setting a record that lasted 11 years until he was surpassed at the 2017 Italian Grand Prix by Lewis Hamilton. https://youtu.be/RhemGJgwdpM  
Massa: It would be nice to see Michael support his son Mick

Massa: It would be nice to see Michael support his son Mick

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Felipe Massa, according to the Italian Gazzetta dello Sport, said in an interview with Fox Sports that he knows the health condition of Michael Schumacher, but he does not intend to share information about his former teammate at Ferrari with the public. "I know in what condition Schumacher is at the moment, because we have always been in close contact," said the Brazilian. "His wife Corinna and I were a little less close as she rarely came to the races. His condition is quite complicated, but I respect the wishes of the family who do not want to share details about his health. Every day I dream and pray that his condition will be improved." Massa, whose career was also marred by a serious crash in qualifying for the 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix, added that as a father he understands the bond between father and son and that he would
Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari - Mission Failed

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari - Mission Failed

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Today, Ferrari officially confirmed that they will not extend their cooperation with Sebastian Vettel. The German's time with the Reds thus ends at the end of this season. If we can quickly summarize his five-year period with the Reds, which is not yet over and can still deny us in this year's shortened season, we can describe it in two words - a failed mission. A mission to lift Ferrari out of a dry spell and bring the title back to Maranello, just like his idol and compatriot Michael Schumacher did. In five seasons with the Reds, Vettel simply did not justify the great trust and appetite of Ferrari fans. At the same time, it seems that his journey with the Reds, at least in some way, ends similarly to the one with Red Bull. But let's go in order from his arrival in the team until today
Todt: Schumacher was just defending himself

Todt: Schumacher was just defending himself

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Jean Todt, a former Ferrari boss and current president of the FIA, claims that Michael Schumacher, in one of the most controversial moves of his career, was only defending himself against Jacques Villeneuve’s attack. Schumacher and Villeneuve fought for the world title all season 1997 and the German, before the last race of the season in Jerez, had a point advantage over the Canadian in the Williams race car. The latter attacked the Ferrari racer and wanted to take the lead in the race, but he and Schumacher collided. But unlike a similar incident in the 1994 season, when Schumacher collided with Damon Hill and became champion when the latter had to resign due to a damaged car, this time Schumacher was briefly stuck in the sand and Villeneuve drove forward and the race k
A documentary about Michael Schumacher is coming out in December

A documentary about Michael Schumacher is coming out in December

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At the end of this year, a documentary film about Michael Schumacher entitled "Schumacher" will be shown publicly for the first time. It is a film that is fully supported by the Schumacher family, and in it the legendary German will be talked about by his closest relatives. Father Rolf, wife Corinna, children Gina and Mick, and many other individuals who accompanied Šumi throughout his career. The film is already in the final stages of development, and the executive producers of the company Rocket Science announce that the documentary will "show this complex man from different perspectives, a ruthless Formula One racer, an ambitious child with dreams, a simple mechanic, a reliable team player and a devoted husband and father. " "This year is an important one for Michael Schumacher," said producer Benjamin Seikel. "January
Schumacher was sunbathing in Mallorca for his 50th birthday

Schumacher was sunbathing in Mallorca for his 50th birthday

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The German newspaper Bunte reports that Michael Schumacher celebrated his fiftieth birthday on January 3 at the new family home in Majorca, where he and his family are said to have traveled by helicopter. The seven-time world champion is still recovering from a serious head injury in 2013, but last year speculation was sparked by news that Michael's wife Corinna had bought a €30 million villa in Majorca with property owned by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. . Schumacher's son Mick and daughter Gina-Maria are said to be accompanying him on vacation, and Bunte claims they even have photos of the former Ferrari driver, who was sunning himself on the terrace, wrapped in a brown blanket. The photos are expected to be revealed in the next print edition.
F1 1998: Michael Schumacher buys his brother's contract from Jordan

F1 1998: Michael Schumacher buys his brother's contract from Jordan

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Eddie Jordan revealed that after one of the most famous races of 1998 in Belgium, in which his Jordan team recorded its first and only double victory in history, he kicked out of his garage the then Ferrari ace, Michael Schumacher. Schumacher ended the race with a collision with David Coulthard in the back, but because there were a massive collision of thirteen race cars at the start of the race, Jordan's racers Damon Hill and Michael's brother Ralf Schumacher were the ones to take the lead. As team boss, Eddie Jordan issued an order that Ralf should not overtake a teammate and so Hill celebrated the victory in the race. Jordan admitted that Hill shouldn’t have won as Ralf was faster, but by overtaking he didn’t want to risk a unique chance to double win, so substitutions
Schumacher helped Hamilton to the dominant race car

Schumacher helped Hamilton to the dominant race car

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Sabine Kehm, spokeswoman for the Schumacher family, has revealed how seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher set the Mercedes team on the track that led to their current dominance, which saw Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg become world champions. Although the German himself never tasted the fruits of his labor and he did not manage to add a single victory to his record collection of 91 victories with Mercedes, Kehmova said that the pressure of the legendary Šumi on the leading men of the German team enabled top results. "Shortly after his arrival at Mercedes, it became clear that things would not go as he had hoped, because in the first season the necessary funds were not available, and it was also clear that the team would not get them," she explained. Kehmova. "It disappointed us a bit, but to a point
Michael Schumacher: The F1 legend is well taken care of

Michael Schumacher: The F1 legend is well taken care of

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Michael Schumacher's family addressed fans on the occasion of his 50th birthday, telling them via their Facebook page that the seven-time world champion is well taken care of. Schumacher ended his racing career in 2012 and has not appeared in public since a skiing accident five years ago, when he seriously injured his head in a fall. The German turned 3 today, January 50, and his family is taking care of him away from the public eye at their homestead in Switzerland, and on his birthday they exceptionally broke their silence and addressed many of Šumi's fans. "Believe that Michael is in the best hands, and that we are doing everything we can to help him," they wrote, and asked for understanding regarding the rare information about the German's health. "Please understand that s