Who do you think is the greatest F1 champion of all time?
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Niki Lauda, without doubt. His career was not very long and he had this terrible fire accident that totally changed his face. But I think he was the best. \n\nIt was a bit before my time, but I have seen him race on video. Niki Lauda had the most agressive style, so he was great and exciting to watch. Probably in his time the technical developments were not that far as today, overtaking was definitely more easy and races were seldom decided in the pit. But it was more dangerous too and you needed more courage to win.
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Definitely Michael Schumacher, he went from 22 to 5th. \nAlonso would never have won the race if he hadn't been given pole by the stewards.
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Michael Schumacher bien sure
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It's Schumacher for now\nbut Alonso will be better than him in a few years
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Renault-Fernando Alonso\nFerrari-Michael Schumacher\nMclaren-Kimi Raikkonen\nToyota-Ralf Schumacher\nHonda-Jenson Button
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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.
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me............i support kimi & schumi...hmm, they r just great.......i admire them so much...!!
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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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fernando alonso. normally who ever gets pole at moncaco wins the race as it is very hard to overtake. if schumi was not put at the back of the pack and was let to keep his pole then i wouldve said that he would win.
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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.
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Roger Federer. Maybe the best player of all time.
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#20 Tony Stewart  \nHe is a very talented driver.  Even starting at the back he normally has a top ten finish.  He is also a hothead and doesn't take any crap.  I respect that in a person.
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Okay, well technically it would be Richard Petty. He retired in 1992 and holds the most amount of wins (200) and most amount of championships. \nDW has the next amount of wins (84) of modern era drivers, but only 3 championships. He retired in 2000.\n\nYou omitte Dale Sr, but he would rank 2nd with 76 wins and 7 Championships..   \n\nIf you talk driver's still driving it would be Jeff Gordon. He has 74 wins and 4 Championships.\nTony is the closest to coming up on that. He's got the 2 championships, but only 25 wins.\n\nIf you're talking opinionwise: my vote is for Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart. THey have the numbers and can drive anything. \n\nJust so ya'll know JR only has 17 wins. So he is so far off from being the top driver. Rusty does have 55 (which ranks him as 8th all time right now) and McMurray?? I like JMAC, but uhmm, yeah, he's only got one win, LOL.
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Fernando I've the sexiest ar*e in Formula 1 Alonso.  Unless Schumi can pull something out of the hat.  Won't help his ar*e though.\n\nWith regard to the Jenson Buttone comment, he's crap at the moment because Honda gave him Sato's old car, which clearly runs on diesel, so Rubens could have the good one. :)
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As a Real Madrid fan, surely I consider him one of the best players ever in general.\nEspecially after the Spain vs France game (though I have wanted Spain to win) and since this is his final World Cup and the end of his brilliant career, I'd say Zinedine "Zizou" Zidane.
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Alonso, without a doubt. The Renaults are the best cars out there at the moment. If McLaren could get their act together, Kimi Raikkonnen would have a shot.
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Statistically Michael Schumacher is the best, though it's not an apples to apples comparison as the car is a much larger factor in driver success than it has been in the past.  My vote's with Ayrton, he had a razor sharp focus that I haven't seen since, and F1 in the early 1990's was much more competitive than it is today.