Who is better f1 DRIVER :AYRTON SENNA OR MICHAEL SCHUMACHER? IN MY OPINION SENNA IS BETTER.?
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Ya senna was a better driver. But as both the drivers belong to different eras nothing can be said about them. Both of them are/were able to adjust to the conditions of the race track. They can even come close to championship even if they r given Midland Cars.
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Monaco is the greatest and hardest track in formula 1. You have to be skilled to win it, I don't think Alonso has what it takes to win it. I also don't think Schumacher will win it, I have a gut feeling about this. I think it will be a surprise, maybe Honda will win the first grand prix, with Barrichello (not Button, as most people would think), or Massa, it's about time for him to beat Schumacher, and I think this is the race. Brazilians are great in Monaco. Remember Senna? I think it will be a very interesting race. You never know what will happen in the streets of Monte Carlo. Remember the 1996 grand prix, when only 3 cars finished the race? I think more than 3 cars will finish the race but not more than 11 or 12. This is a race that will have people talking about it for months to come.
690231
Never. Schumi is the Best driver sport has seen or will see in the next century. He definitely cannot play second fiddle to a guy like Kimi who has not been able to do justice to his capability and oppurtunities.
453266
Schumacher originated from germany, wich meens 'shoe maker'. We all know a person with this surname as Michael Schumacher wich is a formula 1 champion! Hope this helps!!
1055322
He's got a long face because he lost the title last year... if you are talking about his mood now. And he also has a long face now because Alonso's run of victories and podiums makes Michael feel that the 8th title is slipping -again- through his fingers like a piece of iron scrubbed with a ton of grease. Probably it's because the Ferraris, models F2000 to F2004, were brilliant pieces of technology; F2005 was a failure that sent the Scuderia to the middle of the scores, and the 248 F1, the Ferrari used this year, is a fenomenal piece of technology but there is another car on the track this year that is a more fenomenal piece of technology, without the hiccups recorede by other teams... I'm talking, of course, about the Renault R26 and the man behind the wheel of the car with number 1 on the nose.
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Michael Schumacher. Kimi is also good but like you said he has a car that just wouldnt co-operate with him. Anyway Michael is the best. I hope Alonso makes some stupid mistake and crashes out of the race.
1104558
Unquestionably the best ever Formula One driver was the great Juan Manual Fangio, followed closely by Alberto Ascari. I really don't expect the kids who answer questions here to select either Fangio or Ascario; few, if any, remember anything before Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.\nDanny Sullivan had a very short Formula One career - one season (15 races in 1983) with Tyrrell. He had one fifth place finish (at Monaco) and finished the season in 17th place, with two points.
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I think all the current drivers deserve to be in F1. Yuji Ide (Super Aguri) was a bit in over his head, but he's no longer a factor.\nAs for drivers being in F1 because of `personal sponsorship', let's not forget that the two drivers at the top of the standing came into F1 with personal sponsorship. Fernando Alonso brought Telefonica to Minardi and Mercedes paid Eddie Jordan a very large sum of money  for Michael Schumacher's first race.\nBoth of the Midland-Toyota drivers are bringing personal sponsorships to the team and I believe both are doing an adequate job with the equipment they have.\nOver the years there have been drivers in F1 who just didn't belong there and the best example that comes to mind is Philippe Adams from Belgium who started two races with Lotus in 1994; Colin Chapman must have turned over in his grave.
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Michael Schumacher---\n\nMichael Schumacher (pronounced /mɪçaeːl ʃumaxɐ (help•info)/, born January 3, 1969, in Hürth Hermülheim, near Cologne[1], Germany), nicknamed "Schumi"[2] and "Schu"[3], is a former Formula One driver, and seven-time world champion. According to the official Formula One web site, he is statistically the greatest driver the sport has ever seen.[4] He is the first German to win the F1 World championship[5] and the world's first billionaire athlete, with an annual salary reported to be around $80 million in 2004.[6] In a 2006 FIA survey Michael Schumacher was voted the most popular driver with F1 fans.[7]\n\nSchumacher currently holds nearly every record in Formula One, including most drivers' championships, race victories, fastest laps, pole positions, and most races won in a single season. Schumacher was the senior driver of Formula One in 2006, and he was for many years the president of the Grand Prix Drivers Association.\n\nOn September 10, 2006, after winning the Italian Grand Prix, Schumacher announced his retirement as a driver.[8] It was revealed on 29 October 2006 that Schumacher will act as assistant to the newly appointed Scuderia Ferrari CEO Jean Todt for the 2007 Formula One Season[9] in particular scouting for new drivers.\n\nNationality                          German \nActive years                        1991 – 2006 \nTeam(s)                              Jordan, Benetton, Ferrari \nGrands Prix                         250 \nChampionships                   7 (1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) \nWins                                    91 \nPodium finishes                   154 \nPole positions                       68 \nFastest laps                          76 \nFirst Grand Prix                     1991 Belgian Grand Prix \nFirst win                                1992 Belgian Grand Prix \nLast win                                 2006 Chinese Grand Prix \nLast Grand Prix                      2006 Brazilian Grand Prix \n\nAwards\n\nMichael Schumacher won the coveted Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award in 2002 and 2004 for his outstanding performance in the 2001 and 2003 seasons respectively.[45] In its 7-year history, no-one has been nominated more times than Schumacher, who also received nominations for the 2001, 2003 and 2005 awards.\n\nCareer Records:\n\nMost championship titles: 7 \nMost consecutive championship titles: 5 \nMost race wins: 91 \nMost consecutive race wins: 7 (in 2004 - European GP, Canadian GP, United States GP, French GP, British GP, German GP, Hungarian GP; record shared with Alberto Ascari) \nMost race wins with one team: 72 with Ferrari \nMost race wins at the same GP: 8 at the French Grand Prix (Magny-Cours) \nMost different GPs (by country) won: 20 \nMost time between first and last race wins: 14 years, 1 month and 2 days \nMost second place finishes: 43 \nMost podium finishes: 154 \nMost consecutive podium finishes: 19 (from the 2001 United States Grand Prix, until the 2002 Japanese Grand Prix) \nMost points finishes: 190 \nMost laps leading: 4741 (with a total of 22,155 km (13,758 mi) in 131 Grands Prix)[73] \nMost pole positions: 68 \nMost starts from first row: 108 \nMost fastest laps: 76 \nMost doubles (pole position and race win): 40 \nMost hat-trick (pole position, race win and fastest lap): 22 \nMost championship points: 1,369 \nMost consecutive race finished without retirement: 24 (from the 2001 Hungarian Grand Prix, until the 2003 Malaysian Grand Prix) \nMost championship points in a season for a vice-world champion: 121 (out of a maximum of 180) \nMost wins in a season for a vice-world champion: 7 (ties Alain Prost and Kimi Räikkönen) \nOnly racing driver ever, in any racing class, to win 5 times at Indianapolis Motor Speedway \nOnly Formula One driver to win 5 times at Autodromo Nazionale Monza \n\n2004:\nMost race wins in a season: 13 (out of 18 races) \nMost fastest laps in a season: 10 (out of 18 race
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Well lot of drama & exicetment is still ahead as Scumi & ferrari has pressed the accelerator, but frankly i think alonso will win in the end. He is intelligent and his car fast & furious and also reliable. It's a pity no one is talking about the flying KIMI.
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MICHAEL SCHUMACHER !!!!!!!!!
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All previous answers have no reasoning behind them. I can also pick whoever I want just because I like one driver and not another. However, your question can and does have valid analytical basis to determine a probable coherent answer:\n\n1) The top teams now are Ferrari and Renault. Actually Ferrari is a little bit faster right now.\n\n2) The Ferrari and Renault drivers are Schumacher, Massa, Alonso and Fisichella. Therefore, given the car package, all four have winning potential.\n\n3) Alonso is on a roll, and he can only lose the championship now. He is arrogant, and his arrogance will keep him ahead of teammate Fisichella.\n\n4) Massa with Ferrari hasn't shown character and determination. He doesn't look like a winner at this stage of his career.\n\n5) Michael is strong, extremely angry, and ready to prove a point. Regardless of his 7 championships, he is still like a kid who wants to show his abilities. We all know them, but he wants to win, win, win.\n\n6) So, you are right in picking Schumi and Alonso as the favorites for Silverstone.\n\n7) Between the two, Schumi is still angry from Monaco, and his car is a tiny bit faster at this juncture (thank to Bridgestone). So, penalties aside, or catastrophic mishaps, Schumacher will win. I have no doubt about it.\n\nNow, I gave you reasons, and explained why. Ponder, ponder, ponder.
1078456
pour moi c'est senna et actuellement je prefere Alonso qui sera une legende dans quelque tps quand à schumacher il est fini  il esttps qu'il arrete
590851
Well, he's driving for Red Bull and this team is not as strong as McLaren or Williams. I think Coulthard is a talented driver, but now he's already past his prime. If there were no Michael Schumacher in this world, I believe Coulthard would have became a world champion.
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No, I'd put him about 6th on the all-time list. He never had enough consistent competition from other drivers to merit being placed any higher, and he generally had the best car too. I'd put Fangio, Clark, Stewart, Prost and Senna above him, with Lauda, Fittipaldi, Piquet and Ascari rounding out the top ten. If Schumacher had been around in the 80s he wouldn't have been as successful: between them Prost, Piquet and Senna won nine titles in eleven seasons from 1981-1991. That's competition. Also more drivers were capable of winning: eleven drivers won in 1982. In the current era if five drivers from three teams win then it's been an exciting season...
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For the past two season it's Renault and its driver Alonso.\nIf you look at the previous records you can't compare Ferrari and Schumi with anybody.
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Michael Schumacher or Fernando Alonso