Michael's come back is a happy Note. He is the Greatest Sportsman in last 25 years. His statistics shows that he is Greater than Federer, Tiger Woods Or Even Sachin and Dhoni. Celebrity wise he is at par with Late Michael Jackson. F1 Fans will enjoy his presence and winning spree on Track of 17 races Worldwide. Best luck Schumi.
Schumacher is wat today, is bcoz of FERRARI. So he needs ferrari. FERRARI does not need him.Wen he s not driving for FERRARI, thn hes like every other driver on da grid , he s no special. Its ALONSO whoz gona be a Champ.Badluck Schumi, ur return is gonna b a disaster and tradegy.
Re: Alonso champ wit ferrari
by kaustubh saha on Dec 24, 2009 09:30 AM
Ignorant people who started watching F1 only after late 90s will make such comments. When Schumacher joined Ferrari, Ferrari was probably worse than what Force India is today. Schumacher and Ross Brawn joined Ferrari in 1996 and ferrari won constructor's championship in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Before that, do you know, when was the last time Ferrari won constructor's championship ? Way back in 1983. So, Schemacher doesnt need Ferrari. rather its the other way round.
Re: Re: Alonso champ wit ferrari
by euphony on Dec 24, 2009 10:24 AM
Chandu Chowdary, U FOOL, try and accept Facts. Ferrari is great team, No doubt about that. (I was also little upset when he didn't join ferrari) But after 1983, they were in v.bad situation. Some drivers commented ferrari cars as truck, pig etc, their pit stop were great joke. When Schumi joined Ferrari after his double world championship with Benetton, experts said it was his career suicide. But he built the winning team by pulling Ross Brawn, Rory Bryne and others. Then ferrari started tasting the victories (back to glory) with schumi. When u don't know the facts learn it or when somebody says listen to it. So shut ut nasty mouth and wait for next year.
Dear Schumi....my god revive ur energy to win ur 8th title and put the sport back on track after economic turmoil....F1 will be back with a bang....but why Mercedes..u should drive only only only Ferrari...
Re: GOD of F1....Welcome back
by Ashish Shah on Dec 23, 2009 09:51 PM
absolutely, i agree with this comment. i think he has set a lesson for everybody that there is no retirement age.
Re: Re: GOD of F1....Welcome back
by sam pate on Dec 24, 2009 07:26 AM
you think he's actually reading this crap? what a bunch of i d i o t s!! he's a nazi!
Re: Re: michael schumacher
by pranab sadangi on Dec 24, 2009 11:29 AM
Who said. When 120Cr people appreciate 1 Man why you worry about other countries. Even 50 countries will not make such number.
Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by wizardo id on Dec 23, 2009 08:28 PM
i certainly hope not. racers are extra ordinary individuals whose reflexes are truly one in a million. this was shown in a study to understand the racers. add to it, schumi has been actively racing at high levels even outside of the official competition. so i think he's upto it for sure.
Re: Re: Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by wizardo id on Dec 23, 2009 08:45 PM
yeah, thats the reason he dint participate last year's edition. but these guys are tough, they workout like crazy - few kilometres of cycling, swimming, joggin every single day, not to mention neck strengthening exercises.
Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by shi vak on Dec 23, 2009 09:10 PM
Well, a couple of things here... Building and strengthening the neck muscle is not at all a problem. Am sure, he's done that already. And 41 is just a number when it comes to such an "active" racer. He got the injury in a motorcycle crash which is totally different to a F1 car. I guess, it's going to be a fight between youth and experience which everyone is looking forward to. $10m is nothing to him and he's not going for the money. If you recall, he announced a donation of $10m for the tsunami victims immediately on hearing the disaster when some governments had only pledged less than $5m.
Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by Rohit on Dec 23, 2009 08:29 PM
yes racing at Formula 1 at 41 is really dangerous health-wise even if no accidents occur but do not say like 'Its definitely going to become a tragedy of sorts'. I am sure Schumi must have weighed all the pros and cons and not agreed just for finance sake.
Re: Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by wizardo id on Dec 23, 2009 08:42 PM
well finance must also be there... after all 10 million dollars a year is good money! but more than that - he's got racing in his veins! he may be controversial, but he's a fantastic racer, and he will do all it takes to win. his races with hakkinen was the best, i have immense respect for hakkinen and the competition he gave schumi
Re: Re: Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by Vinesh N on Dec 25, 2009 12:13 PM
Schumi is paid $20Million by Ferrari,not for racing for so called 'consultancy'. he is racer so in fact he is sacrificing $10 million for racing.
Re: Re: Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by sam pate on Dec 24, 2009 07:27 AM
wow everyone in india is now a formula one expert... i need to go throw up....
Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by Arun Premraj on Dec 24, 2009 12:24 AM
his decision isn't for money or title obsession..or any emotional decision.. its a logical and practical decision.. its only cause his health permits..and he's very fit.. just the way sachin keeps enjoying his game even after 20 yrs..and at this age.. so does MS>. his health permitted him to do so for one more year.. he wasn't fit when ferrari asked him to replace massa.. or else he would have done it right then.. F1 demands extreme fitness and skills and not emotional comebacks..
Re: Schumacher's destiny with tragedy
by Arun Premraj on Dec 24, 2009 12:28 AM
these decisions are taken up only after passing certain medical and technical requirements.. they are not emotional comebacks as they seem.. to many here.. MS is driving for money.. he earned enough.. its his love for the F1 which money can't buy.. only competing can give u that pleasure..
