+1 on all what he said.

Who remembers Jacques???? Period, what has he EVER won????

 

Just a Formula1 driver's world championship, oh and a CART championship. And Indy500. Unless you meant "who has he ever won", in which case the answer is Schumi.



pwnt

 

 

If schumi gets your kill mode no1 will have a chance!

 

shocked, shocked I say!

 

Not worried here... Schumacher is the most single-minded driver in the sport. That, combined with his supernatural talent, will carry the day. He is coming from 3 years out of the sport and has scored points in both races. I'd say that's a decent start. It'd be like Jesus' second coming and getting his feet a little wet while walking on water... I make bold claims, but they are often with merit. See: Button, Jenson.

 

Well put! I'm going to rep you once I figure out how, lol! He's my all time favorite, hands down. I just can't put high expectations on him out of fear that I'll be let down. I think he has until July to prove himself. I sincerely hope Benz gets the car dialed by then and he starts controlling the grid like he used to.

 

This is a total non-story.

Schumacher's legacy is so great that the expectation of the general public is that he should totally dominate from the word go. Anything short of that is considered under-performing.

I look at it this way; he's been out of the game for three years from a sport that is extremely challenging for even the best. Despite that he has scored points in both races and would have done better in Aus had he not been bumped in the first corner. I think people should wait at least until the midway point of the season before starting to make judgments. Even when he was on the top he had the odd lackluster performance.

I don't know if he will win races this year, but he will definitely find himself on the podium on numerous occasions.

 

This is how I feel about this situation.

 

One thing is for sure, the die-hard tifosi won't ever forgive him.