What you  think about Michael Schumacher? Is he the greatest ever in the history of F1?
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Hasn't this question been posted 100 times before?
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maybe third or fourth. i'm his fan (i started to watch motorsport since just last year, but was astounded by him)! he's doing quite good for a rookie in 990cc. i guess he'll finish the first among all the rookies this year!
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.
721052
In my opinion, it's the greatest sport there is. I wish Kimi had a better car this year, if he raced with a Renault car he would dominate the sport, because to me, he's the best driver out there.
379158
schumi is the all time best after the great aryton senna.\n\namong the two kimi raikkonen is more talented and the better driver but unfortunately for him he has been placed in a wrong team at a wrong time of his carrier.\nit would be nice to see kimi in a ferrari next season IF shumi decides to quit.
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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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Michael Schumacher has won a total of 85 races, 7 world championships, and 66 pole positions in his career. All of them are all time records.
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Michael Schumacher of course
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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!!
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Yes, he was! \n\nEven the TV interviewer didn't know what to say. During the last GP at Interlagos, Brazil, on the starting grid before the G.P., Kimi was asked if he could comment on the presentation of the life achievement throphy that Pele gave Schumacher. However Kimi said he didn't see it. When asked how come, he responded he "had to take a shittt". It was live on TV, and many people lately complained about that response. Oh shameful!!!!!11\n\nI guess certain ceremonies aren't just worth "shittt"!!!!!\n\nFor Kimi that presentation was just a "crappy" moment!\n\nBut who gives a "crap"? Actually, Kimi did.\n\nThe whole thing was only a "piece of shittt"!\n\nBut even before starting the engine, Kimi gave it some gas!\n\nKimi asked Ferrari for next season to have a special seat in his car with a hole for "shittty times" (just in case).\n\nRenault was faulted for their Mass Dumper. Kimi and McLaren were repremended for their Mass Dump.\n\nOk...I can go on forever. Point taken.
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me............i support kimi & schumi...hmm, they r just great.......i admire them so much...!!
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Yep. I agree it has to be the technical side of it. But for a newbie? It would be that F1 is the pinnacle of motor sport and a true World Championship (literally) with races on specifically designed tracks (not ovals) from China to Monaco to Germany.
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there are men like alonso who win it once and then there are legends who keep winning like \nMichael Schumacher dude!!! he'll keep on winning
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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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As a prankster myself, I'm all for him.  He also gave me an insight into living life that I use just about every day.  A reporter asked him how he felt about Senna's death, and he said that it affected him (obviously) in a bad way and he started to think about racing in a different formula or other cars and then he says "And then I said no, either you do it or you don't do it".  Just so simple and wise I thought.  No dancing around.
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It's Schumacher for now\nbut Alonso will be better than him in a few years
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Without a doubt it's the late Ayrton Senna. The man consistently outqualified and outperformed every teammate he had in his career at every level of racing, with teammates like F1 champions Alain Prost and Damon Hill. Incredible car control in all weather conditions at any track. Unbeatable and uncomparable.