Who Hates Michael Schumacher
#271
Posted 19 August 2006 - 09:26 PM
#272
Posted 19 August 2006 - 09:33 PM
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#273
Posted 20 August 2006 - 12:02 AM
Ctrl300, on Aug 19 2006, 05:58 AM, said:
Listen, I never said i approved of Senna's actions either, but I think what Schu has shown is worse than what Senna did.
In 89 it's really a racing incident between two hard headed team mates, where Senna eventually got the blame as he was behind Prost and off the racing line when they collided. In 90 Senna took out Prost as payback for 89 (which is ludicris as he was to blame for the crash) but also for the stewards not letting him get it his way and start from pole on the clean side of the track.
Schu on the other hand blatantly took Hill out when he knew it was that or second. He got away with one murder and later tried it again in 97, only to get arrested. Again in Monaco this year he tried to steal the pole from FA by blocking. And the list goes on.
Listen, both drivers have/had questionable morals, but i, and all non-schu fanatics find him to be the worst of the two.
You and almost everybody are talking about schumi taking hill out the race in 1994, but what you don't rememder is this, Schumi had a crash with a wall, and hill didn't wait until he came to a complete stop and try to pass him right away in the crash when every driver with a brian in the head would be a little more cautios in a situation like that, Schumi couldn't keep driving his car after he carshed to the wall and Hill that was in second placed at the moment of the crash, try to pass Schumi and they crash, hill continued in the race and his car was running well and he went into the pit, the team told him to stop beacuse of a broken suspention, so Schumi didn't have all the fault on that crash and he didn't took him complete out of the race, but like somebody just said here when you are at the top you sin are bigger.
Was that another surprise for you, keep reading I have more.
ecapdeville, on Aug 19 2006, 09:26 AM, said:
"What Senna did to Prost and vice versa cannot be explained in the same relative terms as the way Schu bumped Hill and JV (If you know nothing of the rivalry of Prost and Senna I suggest you look up the tread in this section)."
If you people (AR5 and other Scummi followers) dont understand this is because you didnt "live" those times, I think pump should know this, but maybe he dont remember (age troubles).
I may have and age problem but I don hae a memory problem, adn it looks like Jaques Villenueve agree with me on that, Why Senna took Prost out, because he was the only one who was making him feeling the heat, why he didn't took out someone else, just because those other do not have a car to fight with him so hey were not a real problem for him, and that's it, there nothing more to explain.
You are still talking about Senna because he is dead and the way he dies, I understand that, but please is enough for answer like this one above, there were nothing different, is the same F1, two driver fighting for the title and one driver taking another out to win, what's the difference, just the names.
Edited by Schumikonen, 19 August 2006 - 11:53 PM.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#274
Posted 20 August 2006 - 01:31 AM
Schumikonen, on Aug 19 2006, 07:02 PM, said:
Nah, forget it...
cant reason with someone with the "bias" in his own name...
by the way, how old are you?

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#275
Posted 20 August 2006 - 07:08 AM
ecapdeville, on Aug 19 2006, 09:31 PM, said:
cant reason with someone with the "bias" in his own name...
by the way, how old are you?
36 and counting another year in october 8, the same dya that schumi won the first title for Ferrari in Susuka

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#276
Posted 20 August 2006 - 09:33 AM
Schumikonen, on Aug 20 2006, 12:02 AM, said:
So you think in that split second Hill knew that Schumis car was crippled?
Come on, this was the wdc at stake!
What if Hill had waited, only to find that Schumis car was fine, Adelaide is not the easiest track to pass on.
Look at it from Hills point of view, Schumi was off track and slow, you have the chance to pass him, maybe the last chance to pass him for the WDC, what do you do?
If you try to pass and get hit you are not wdc, if you stay behind and Schumi was ok you are not wdc.
What would you do?
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#277
Posted 20 August 2006 - 09:50 AM
c21, on Aug 20 2006, 05:33 AM, said:
Come on, this was the wdc at stake!
What if Hill had waited, only to find that Schumis car was fine, Adelaide is not the easiest track to pass on.
Look at it from Hills point of view, Schumi was off track and slow, you have the chance to pass him, maybe the last chance to pass him for the WDC, what do you do?
If you try to pass and get hit you are not wdc, if you stay behind and Schumi was ok you are not wdc.
What would you do?
Hill was faster at the moment of the crash that was in the early stage of the race, and he sow what kind of crash Schumi had and everybody know how fragile those cars are, so you don't need to be very smart to ralize that if you are faster that you rival and he hit a wall you will continue being faster, I know that is different from inside the car and having the WDC on sight, but that doesn't change the reality, know I ask you what would you do if you are ahead in WDC, in hte last race and your only WDC rival is behind you and you crash with a wall, your car is screwed up and you have a chance to take your rival out knowing that that move will give you a title that a lot of drive has try in vain to take?
At that moment neither Hill or Schumi had a WDC, they both wanted and they both knew that that was their last chance to get it?
I know that if you would be in that situation you would do the same, if you say another different thing your lying, even Senna did it and I would do it.
Driver put their life in risk at every race, and in every overtake, evry time their try to hold the position they have and it doesn't matter if they are in the point zone or not, they would anything at their reach to keep a positin or to gain a better one, so is not a wierd thing find that any driver could do things like this, they live in a contant danger it's not only when they crash that they are in danger is in the whole race and we can not blame them for that, that's the sport we love.
Edited by Schumikonen, 20 August 2006 - 09:50 AM.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#278
Posted 20 August 2006 - 06:53 PM
Schumikonen, on Aug 20 2006, 02:08 AM, said:
the same day you started watching F1?

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#279
Posted 20 August 2006 - 09:36 PM
Wez, on Aug 19 2006, 02:21 PM, said:
Senna fault in 90
Indeed, Shumi doesnt have just one to his name like you say, he's got an entire list & unlike the above two, lies and claims he is innocent.
Michael has more to his name for the only reason that Senna died in 1994 and if Schumacher was going to give Senna a run for his money Senna would have a list all the way to New Zealand.
Apart from comparing Senna and Schumacher again which we clearly can't do thanks to that fragile Williams Senna drove in 1994, I think yes there will be people that will say on this forum they hate Michael Schumacher because they have other drivers they support and don't like Schumacher's character maybe because of his confrontations with the the drivers they follow but I can honestly say that when Schumacher has been beaten, I am thrilled for the guy that has beaten him. Alonso did play quite obvious dirty tactics in that Saturday morning practice session when the red flags came out but that doesn't make me hate Alonso. That only makes me think what a clever little so and so he is.
I don't think anyone can hate Michael Schumacher because what he has achieved even minus the dodgy races is still well in the records. He's a super driver just as Senna was and just as Raikkonen and Alonso will be.
#280
Posted 21 August 2006 - 04:21 AM
schumi13, on Aug 21 2006, 03:06 AM, said:
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#281
Posted 22 August 2006 - 02:12 AM
narain fan, on Aug 21 2006, 12:21 AM, said:
Hill didn't slow down in Adelaida when he saw Schumi crashing into the wall and that is a Yellow Flag situation, drivers just want take advantage of the situation, like Hill tried to do, like Senna did and like Alonso just did.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#282
Posted 23 August 2006 - 07:51 AM
Schumikonen, on Aug 22 2006, 04:12 AM, said:
Anyway, I think its safe to say Hill infact did slow down, since that scumbag broke his car while hacking him!
Edited by Wez, 23 August 2006 - 07:52 AM.
#283
Posted 23 August 2006 - 10:26 AM
#285
Posted 23 August 2006 - 11:39 AM
Wez, on Aug 23 2006, 10:51 AM, said:
Anyway, I think its safe to say Hill infact did slow down, since that scumbag broke his car while hacking him!
#286
Posted 23 August 2006 - 12:11 PM
Ctrl300, on Aug 19 2006, 03:28 PM, said:
Listen, I never said i approved of Senna's actions either, but I think what Schu has shown is worse than what Senna did.
In 89 it's really a racing incident between two hard headed team mates, where Senna eventually got the blame as he was behind Prost and off the racing line when they collided. In 90 Senna took out Prost as payback for 89 (which is ludicris as he was to blame for the crash) but also for the stewards not letting him get it his way and start from pole on the clean side of the track.
Schu on the other hand blatantly took Hill out when he knew it was that or second. He got away with one murder and later tried it again in 97, only to get arrested. Again in Monaco this year he tried to steal the pole from FA by blocking. And the list goes on.
Listen, both drivers have/had questionable morals, but i, and all non-schu fanatics find him to be the worst of the two.
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Duh?
Have you ever heard such bulls##t ?
#287
Posted 23 August 2006 - 01:40 PM
tifosi too!, on Aug 23 2006, 01:39 PM, said:
Edited by Wez, 23 August 2006 - 02:01 PM.
#289
Posted 23 August 2006 - 02:03 PM
#290
Posted 23 August 2006 - 02:17 PM
Wez, on Aug 23 2006, 05:03 PM, said:
#291
Posted 24 August 2006 - 12:27 AM
tifosi too!, on Aug 23 2006, 10:17 AM, said:
You really know what I mean, I as said before those were the early stages of the race so there was no much sence in risking everything at he first chance.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#292
Posted 24 August 2006 - 09:55 AM
#294
Posted 24 August 2006 - 12:06 PM
#295
Posted 24 August 2006 - 01:56 PM
Wez, on Aug 24 2006, 03:06 PM, said:
#296
Posted 25 August 2006 - 01:04 AM
Wez, on Aug 24 2006, 08:06 AM, said:
You are right he did nothing wrong.
He just try to overtake an oponent in the early stage of the last race, he was fighting for the title, his rival just crashed very hard with a concrete wall damaging his car, at a moment in the race when he was faster, in a situation that inmediately indicates a yellow flag, (even the IRL rooky Danica Patrick said that she slows down when she sees an accident ahead) Hill saw Michael bouncing in the wall in his direction and even though he try to pass him that was a very dangerous situation and hill did a very dangerous move.
You may laugh about this but that doesn't change what happended, Hill lost the championship in that move, but you said he didn't do anything wrong, well, I think he did.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#297
Posted 25 August 2006 - 02:21 AM
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Forza Ferrari!!!!!
Forza Italiano!!!!!!!!
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#298
Posted 25 August 2006 - 02:40 AM
Now Schumis left me ill settle for some local talent - Mr Adam Carroll
#299
Posted 25 August 2006 - 02:57 AM
irishfemalefan, on Aug 24 2006, 10:40 PM, said:
I will cry with you too.

Kimi Raikkonen: It is the same thing that I said before. I have no interest in driving for a bad team next year. If I race here, I always try to finish as high as I can. I don't need anything to motivate me. If I drive, I drive to do my best and that is it.
jemstride:
"I get the feeling that Alonso fans tend to heap over-praise on Alonso and bring down Kimi whenever they can, with mere theories and unjustified statements."
I just always end up disagreeing with you guys because of all the huge exaggerations, myths, theories & unjustified statements
Lewis Hamilton:
I never go with expectations, I go with a target. That is to be at the front, and the ultimate aim to win, which is the mentality I have always gone racing with.
You've got to be on the limit all the time - and I love that, because that's how I love to race.
#300
Posted 25 August 2006 - 08:56 AM
A clash of opinion within the Ferrari ranks could scrap the team's plans to unveil its 2007 driver lineup at Monza in two weeks.
As Michael Schumacher told reporters in Istanbul that he is likely to take longer to make up his mind about whether or not to retire, the German 'Bild' newspaper ran a story suggesting a behind-the-scenes rift.
It is reported that the 37-year-old veteran recently met with president Luca di Montezemolo with the news that the only teammate he would accept in 2007 is incumbent Felipe Massa.
'I have still made no decision,' Schumacher told reporters on Friday.
'I have still 14 days and perhaps even longer.'
Any delay is likely to be linked with Montezemolo's insistence that the time is right to think about the future of Ferrari by finally putting Kimi Rikknen in a red car.
A source told 'Bild': 'Michael knows that Rikknen is very fast and could make him look bad.'
The twist in the tale, meanwhile, is that team principal and friend Jean Todt is understood to be siding with Schumacher, despite Montezemolo's contrary view.
www.homeoff1.com article...
So much for shumie's character....
“We keep on working, we do our thing,” Vettel shouts over the team radio, “We are who we are!”
"Vettel is a champion. That’s not referring to his achievements, but rather to his approach to everything he does. He wins. All the time. His preparation is meticulous, his attention to detail reminiscent of Michael Schumacher at his peak, and his performance on the track is almost always flawless. Vettel is capable only of domination. He knows no other way... Vettel is not in Formula One to be liked. He is there to win. And in the words of Ayrton Senna, perhaps the greatest of all Formula One drivers, “Nice men don’t win.”"
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