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> Steve Levett

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> > Ok enough is enough: Do you really think that Schumacher would risk his
> own
> > life and the life of other drivers to get a race stopped? If you really
> > think this than we don't have to discuss anymore, because this is just
> > ridiculous and stupid.

> > If you have a look at the pictures you'll see that Michael was already
in
> > the middle of the street at the start and the cars were flying on both
> sides
> > around him. Lucaiano Burti wasn't able to see Michael, because of a car
in
> > front of him and that's the reason why he hit Michael. After Michael
> stepped
> > out of the car the first thing he has done was to ask Burti if
everything
> > was alright with him. The next thing was that he walked back to the
pits,
> > slowly, because he thought the safety car would come out and his race
was
> > over and out. As he noticed that the race was stopped he started to run
> back
> > to his crew to get in the T-Car.

> > It would have been much more dangerous if Michael would have tried to go
> to
> > the outside or inside. BTW, why are drivers trying to take their car
back
> to
> > the pits even when the engine has blown up and oil is running on the
> track?
> > In qualify was someone on the track (Jarno Trulli), trying to drive the
> car
> > back to the pits and he has chosen the best line to do it. Rubens
> > Barrichello wasn't very happy about this and he has shown the driver
about
> > his feelings.

> > It seems whenever Michael does something, it's wrong - no matter what he
> > does. Why do you people have such a problem with him? Ayrton Senna
wasn't
> an
> > angel too, but he is known as the best driver in the world. He has done
> some
> > stupid things in his career too, but it seems in Michael's case
everything
> > is stupid.
> > He IS the best driver in the moment and if you have a problem to deal
with
> > it I can't help you. You don't have to like him, but is it too much to
ask
> > for a little respect? Well, it seems it is.
> > Have you ever talked with Michael Schumacher? Have you ever seen him in
> > private? All I can say that he is a great driver and that I don't know
> > enough of the person Michael Schumacher to make my own judgement about
> him.
> > Why is it so difficult to respect one of the most succesful drivers in
the
> > history of F1. It seems there are the same problems with Jeff Gordon in
> > NASCAR. Are they just too succesful?

> > --
> > Have several nice days !!!

> > Michael Heymanns
> > Team-Manager SRG

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> > IPSC GT-Champion 2000
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> > TPTCC Champion 2000
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> > > Agree that they needed to red flag the race, way too much debris on
> > > the track. But did you see how MS turned his car onto the middle of
> > > the track? He was headed for the gravel, then turned hard right to end
> > > up in the middle of the track. Obviously an attempt to get the race
> > > red-flagged which didn't work, because they moved his car fairly
> > > quickly. He was lucky that enough debris was spread to bring out the
> > > red flags.

> > > On another point, why didn't he drive right off the track when he
> > > stopped the second time? Very strange thing to do when there's so much
> > > grassed area available.

> > > Rafe Mc

> > > >Of course, there are some(including myself) who are upset that Mika
> > wasn't
> > > >given the advantage of a red flag to get in the backup car... :(
> > > >Granted, I agree the flag should have been thrown today.  But, it
> should
> > also
> > > >have been thrown earlier this season...

> > > >Eldred

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> > It seems whenever Michael does something, it's wrong - no matter what he
> > does. Why do you people have such a problem with him? Ayrton Senna
wasn't
> an
> > angel too, but he is known as the best driver in the world. He has done
> some
> > stupid things in his career too, but it seems in Michael's case
everything
> > is stupid.
> > He IS the best driver in the moment and if you have a problem to deal
with
> > it I can't help you. You don't have to like him, but is it too much to
ask
> > for a little respect? Well, it seems it is.
> > Have you ever talked with Michael Schumacher? Have you ever seen him in
> > private? All I can say that he is a great driver and that I don't know
> > enough of the person Michael Schumacher to make my own judgement about
> him.
> > Why is it so difficult to respect one of the most succesful drivers in
the
> > history of F1. It seems there are the same problems with Jeff Gordon in
> > NASCAR. Are they just too succesful?

>         It looks like people who like Ayrton Senna are very young and
didn't
> actualy watched F1 when Senna began. F1 was a first class noble sport.
> Drivers liked to think about themselfs as gentelmens, and acted like that.
> Then came Senna. He was most arrogant driver F1 has ever seen. Nobody
> liked him. It was allways dangerous to drive in front of him. He simply
ran
> into everybody. When he cuoldn't overtake with his driving ability, and
that
> was most of the time, he used brute force. The rael drivers couldn't stand
> it, and were disgusted with that. The real drivers used driving bravoures
> like MS is doing today. But in those days young drivers stayed away if
they
> hadn't experience to answer to that. Didn't just run into good drivers
back
> like thay run into MS's back today.
>         BTW, Senna cannot be the best driver in the world if he is less
> succesful than MS, but drove in better cars than MS is driveing today. It
> simply isn't logical.
>         BTW (2), Senna had only 41 wins out of 65 poles. Second number
> usualy tells you about cars ability. Diference between second and first
> tells you about drivers ability. It is -24, and by far the worst of all
> drivers. MS have 50 wins out of 40 poles. That's +10.
>         BTW (3), Senna realy is the best driver in rain.

> >No, it's more like we bought it and import the players.  :-)

> >(And it's 'zee'!)

> Next you'll be telling me americans invented basketball.

> As Mario has written before: If you have seen his first races in F1 in the
> Toleman-Hart and especially in the more competitive Lotus-Honda you just
> have to say that Ayrton has made stupid things at the start of his career
> and during his first years and that he was very aggressive in his kind of
> driving - too aggressive for a lot of people.
> But Ayrton is a hero and Michael is the bad boy.

> BTW, Heidfeld made a superb start at Hockenheim in his Sauber and he has
> passed one of the McLaren's, but unfortunatly foor him the race was
stopped.
> After the restart he was crashed out by Pedro de la Rosa who was much too
> late on the brakes. Why wasn't the race stopped after that aciident? I
mean:
> Heidfeld is also a german. Oh I see, his name is not Schumacher.:-))))

> And one more thing: I think the whole world-championship is a total
desaster
> after Eddie Jordan has fired HHF - my favourite driver. No, I do not say
> that he is the best driver, he is just the driver I like the most.

> --
> Have several nice days !!!

> Michael Heymanns
> Team-Manager SRG

> IWSC Champion 2000
> IPSC GT-Champion 2000
> TPTCC Champion 1999
> TPTCC Champion 2000
> TPTCC Champion 2001

> www.srg-group.de
> www.teamsrg.de
> www.tptcc.de

> 1&1 Profiseller
> www.profiseller.de/shop/P1672791

> > > It seems whenever Michael does something, it's wrong - no matter what
he
> > > does. Why do you people have such a problem with him? Ayrton Senna
> wasn't
> > an
> > > angel too, but he is known as the best driver in the world. He has
done
> > some
> > > stupid things in his career too, but it seems in Michael's case
> everything
> > > is stupid.
> > > He IS the best driver in the moment and if you have a problem to deal
> with
> > > it I can't help you. You don't have to like him, but is it too much to
> ask
> > > for a little respect? Well, it seems it is.
> > > Have you ever talked with Michael Schumacher? Have you ever seen him
in
> > > private? All I can say that he is a great driver and that I don't know
> > > enough of the person Michael Schumacher to make my own judgement about
> > him.
> > > Why is it so difficult to respect one of the most succesful drivers in
> the
> > > history of F1. It seems there are the same problems with Jeff Gordon
in
> > > NASCAR. Are they just too succesful?

> >         It looks like people who like Ayrton Senna are very young and
> didn't
> > actualy watched F1 when Senna began. F1 was a first class noble sport.
> > Drivers liked to think about themselfs as gentelmens, and acted like
that.
> > Then came Senna. He was most arrogant driver F1 has ever seen. Nobody
> > liked him. It was allways dangerous to drive in front of him. He simply
> ran
> > into everybody. When he cuoldn't overtake with his driving ability, and
> that
> > was most of the time, he used brute force. The rael drivers couldn't
stand
> > it, and were disgusted with that. The real drivers used driving
bravoures
> > like MS is doing today. But in those days young drivers stayed away if
> they
> > hadn't experience to answer to that. Didn't just run into good drivers
> back
> > like thay run into MS's back today.
> >         BTW, Senna cannot be the best driver in the world if he is less
> > succesful than MS, but drove in better cars than MS is driveing today.
It
> > simply isn't logical.
> >         BTW (2), Senna had only 41 wins out of 65 poles. Second number
> > usualy tells you about cars ability. Diference between second and first
> > tells you about drivers ability. It is -24, and by far the worst of all
> > drivers. MS have 50 wins out of 40 poles. That's +10.
> >         BTW (3), Senna realy is the best driver in rain.

> And what about the pole vault, the shot put, etc.... ?

> >Truth hurts, doesn't it?  Canada- the land of fewer and fewer NHL teams.
A
> >shame imo.

> Yea, truth is that basketball is also a canadian game. :-)