Let's hope for a great end of championship and to have emotion until the last race. Formula 1 needs competition to be cool and that's something I hope will have more after Schumacher leaves
F1 Legend Michael Schumacher Announces Retirement
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Luís
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Re: F1 Legend Michael Schumacher Announces Retirement
I can't see where or why is Alonso being stolen, maybe we're all being blind... Or the fact that Neorr is Spanish may help too.
Let's hope for a great end of championship and to have emotion until the last race. Formula 1 needs competition to be cool and that's something I hope will have more after Schumacher leaves
Winning so many championships and so many of them so easily was certainly boring 
Let's hope for a great end of championship and to have emotion until the last race. Formula 1 needs competition to be cool and that's something I hope will have more after Schumacher leaves

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...and justice for all!Breadfan_GER wrote:but kat was talkin' about the benetton time, not the ferrari titlesdeathbather wrote:you said it!!!Kat wrote: I have to thank him for many interesting, exciting, white-knuckle hours watching F1.just joking.
those who criticize true sportsmen are of course right. because schumacher is not a legend. sorry, that i forgot that he is just 31 years in this business and got nearly every record! maybe you tell me what a legend is then. should i ask your mums?
there is no doubt, that alonso can drive his car. and that he is a very very good racer these days. and? where is the problem? stolen? stolen what? the whole season? points? or the last points? if i remember correct he was not the only one this season who was f*cked by stupid FIA rules. and is this season over yet? 30 points to go, am i wrong? some of you should just shut the f*ck up, if you don't like to watch sports.
i was always cool with "germanys" (schumachers) opponents in the formula one. i like/liked them all: Prost, Hill, Villeneuve, Häkkinen, Coulthard, Räikkönen and all the others. i dont like montoya and alonso and that's MY opinion, you can do NOTHING about that. like i said, i appreciate alonso as an awesome driver, but that's all.
and if he breaks one of those records, we can talk about him and his coolness again.
eat this:
Most championship titles: 7
Most consecutive championship titles: 5
Most race wins: 90
Most consecutive race wins: 7 (in 2004 - European GP, Canadian GP, United States GP, French GP, British GP, German GP, Hungarian GP) This record is shared with Ascari, which won the last 6 races of 1952 and the first one of 1953. The following race was the Indianapolis 500, in which he did not partecipate. Afterwards he won other two races, but since the Indy 500 was officially part of the F1 World Championship, his winning streak was already over.
Most race wins with one team: 71 with Ferrari
Most race wins at the same GP: 8 at the French Grand Prix (Magny-Cours)
Most time between first and last race wins: 14 years, and 12 days
Most second place finishes: 43
Most podium finishes: 153
Most consecutive podium finishes: 19 (from the 2001 United States Grand Prix, until the 2002 Japanese Grand Prix)
Most points finishes: 188
Most laps leading: 4726 (with a total of 22,072.693 km in 130 Grands Prix)
Most pole positions: 68
Most starts from first row: 108
Most fastest laps: 75
Most doubles (pole position and race win): 40
Most hat-trick (pole position, race win and fastest lap): 22
Most championship points: 1,354
Most consecutive race finished without retirement: 24 (from the 2001 Hungarian Grand Prix, until the 2003 Malaysian Grand Prix)
Only racing driver ever, in any racing class, to win 5 times at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Only racing driver ever, in any racing class, to win 5 times at Autodromo Nazionale Monza
now there are 3 races left to kick some loser's ass!

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Re: F1 Legend Michael Schumacher Announces Retirement
sorry, but i have to say that justice is LOST, RAPED and DONE!deathbather wrote:...and justice for all!
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Breadfan_GER wrote:sorry, but i have to say that justice is LOST, RAPED and DONE!deathbather wrote: ...and justice for all!![]()

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Thats quite a number of records 
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I just woke up after going to sleep after waking up at 6 AM to watch the Japanese Grand Prix... and I #$%/#$%&/()=@£§€{ can't believe it. The race was going ok for Michael, Massa had the bad luck of having Button ahead of him which didn't allow him to get in front of Alonso when Alonso went to the boxes and with that and the bad luck of Schumacher, he won... That's not fair, an injustice. Ferrari didn't have engine problems since 2001 and Schumacher didn't retire due to engine problems since 2000. Why now, asshole (I'm talking to the engine here
)? Bah, very little chance, we can only hope for the same luck to Alonso next race and see Schumacher leave the F1 with one more title he deserves, after this major comeback when there was very little hope.

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Both Ferrari cars problems today were a direct consequence of the way they were driven.Massa had the bad luck of having Button ahead of him which didn't allow him to get in front of Alonso when Alonso went to the boxes and with that and the bad luck of Schumacher
Tell me about thatThat's not fair, an injustice.
who can hope for that? lame people maybe!...you freakin loved seeing Alonso winning today, little trolls haha!we can only hope for the same luck to Alonso next race
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indeedBreadfan_GER wrote:sorry, but i have to say that justice is LOST, RAPED and DONE!deathbather wrote: ...and justice for all!![]()
Congrats Fernando!
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baah, who is talking about Alonso, the World Champion today? No one... if anyone even noticed someone besides Schumacher yesterday, it was Massa, winning his home Grand Prix...Neorrr wrote:indeed
Congrats Fernando!
And this time I have to quote:
Breadfan_GER wrote:sorry, but i have to say that justice is LOST, RAPED and DONE!![]()
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... 
No Mercy ... Kat !!!
No Mercy ... Kat !!!

