TO HELP OUT WE HAVE MANUFACTURED LOTS OF NEW SIGNS ­ FOR F 1 races

~~~~~~~~~ """ NO ­ OVERTAKING """ ======= ­ 10,0000 FINE

TO HELP OUT WE HAVE MANUFACTURED LOTS OF NEW SIGNS ­ FOR F 1 races

~~~~~~~~~ """ NO ­ OVERTAKING """ ======= ­ 10,0000 FINE

YES 57 IN THOSE DAYS THEY WERE REAL ~~~ ­ DRIVERS

now they are just delivery boys following the­ car in front round & round for 90mins

WELL 57 ~~ THANKS FOR THAT WONDERFUL ­ DESCRIPTION
lets try out the modern ­ "drivers" with cable brakes + no seat­ belts +++ narrow tyres etc
they would not be able to­ keep the cars on the track

You're all wrong. Nuvolari was the greatest­ followed by Fangio winning with cars cars that only a­ genius could keep on the road and roads they­ were--every conceivable type of surface from dirt to­ tar to concrete to macadam to Belgian block to railroad­ tracks. Senna may have been the greatest of the­ modern era, but put him in a pre-war Maserati or Alfa­ Romeo with cable brakes, then the hi-tech Mercedes of­ 600 and more horesepower, the rear engine Auto Unions­ followed by the post war Ferrari's, Masers, Alfas,­ Gordinis, etc. Then we'll see who the real champion­ is. I dare say Jim Clark might have taken Senna's­ measure too. Add to that they drove with crash­ gearboxes, lousy tires, poor aero-dynamics, no computer­ technology--simply put just man and machine--a true­ test of grand prix racing.

mjhzxc - Schumcher openly admitted while he was still­ racing that Senna was the greatest, there was no­ secrecy in the fact he knew he'd be racing for­ second if Ayrton hadn't have crashed. The best­ drivers to race in the future will be aiming for­ Schumi's records, but I doubt many will be aiming­ for Senna's reputation, even Hamilton hasn't­ claimed that. And as for Hamilton being arrogant when­ other drivers aren't, thats @#$%. Every person to­ have competed at the front in any sport is arrogant,­ because if you don't walk out with unquestionable­ belief in your own ability then you will fall short.­ Hamilton is no worse than Alonso was, or Schumacher or­ Hakkinen or any one else. There is only one obvious­ difference between him and the rest and I can't­ help but feel that that drives so much of the anomisity­ towards him.

Schumaker who?

good idea seen earlier -- give MASSA the Honda car­ on race day __ any chance for points my darlings ?

good idea seen earlier -- give MASSA the Honda car­ on race day __ any chance for points my darlings ?

lets see Kubica in the seat of the pretti red toy ­ Ferrarrii _ wud be sure to finish on the podium

item 50 what a plonker should stick to complicated­ kids video games

Williams didn't even enter the next race at Monaco­ out of respect and yet they still won the constructor­ championship with Ayrton's car that year, the same­ year that Schumacher went on to win his first­ championship, and the rest as they say is history.­ Apart from Senna's obvious greater ability and the­ greater calibre of competition he drove against you can­ only assume that if he had lived he would have won that­ years championship as well as the ones Hill and­ Villeneuve were to win in the Williams. Anyway it is­ all irrelevent, but fortunately it doesn't detract­ from Senna's rightful reputation as the greatest of­ the greats. And I think schumacher secretly knows it.

Senna died just three races into Schumachers first­ winning season 1994. Senna died in what was to become­ the winning constructors car 1994. With a team that was­ set to dominate F1 over the next few years. With­ championship wins for both Hill and Villeneuve. Speaks­ for itself really. And schumacher knows it.

Schumacher was a great yes i admit but there is only 1­ title thats gives him being a great "7 world­ Championships"

to be honest schumacher deserved 1­ world championship i'll give you my reasons

1­ world championship came from a crash Schumacher vs Hill­ which Hill had to retire and give schumacher the­ title

5 world championships was given to him on a­ plate where Ferrari dominance was proceding

Schumacher is a great. But Senna was the greatest of­ the greats. It aint what you do it's the way that­ you do it. You only have to look at who Senna drove­ against directly. He actually beat the 'other'­ greats, Piquet, Prost, Lauda, Mansell.

Schumacher?­ beaten by Villeneuve, Hakkinnen, Hill, Alonso.

A bit Harsh on old Schumi there arent you? He seems­ perfectly fine to me and yes, a few people consider­ Senna the greatest of all time but i wouldnt say most­ people do. Schumacher is what most f1 drivers could­ only hope of being, not only was he a complete driver,­ not only did he break every record and help revive­ ferrari, not only did he manage to quit whilst still­ being at the top of his game, he also managed to­ dominate the sport for such a long time that there was­ no driver alive who could beat him. Senna could be­ beaten and did not have the outright dominance that­ Schumacher did.

yusry y I think it is "do not compare yourself to­ Ayrton Senna unless you wish to be mocked" Senna­ was the greatest that ever lived, ask any expert,­ driver or non-driver the majority will all I'm­ afraid say the same thing. And who is it that they­ compare Hamilton to, Senna. And who is it that Hamilton­ looks up to, Senna. Even Schumacher himself,­ acknowledged Senna as the greatest. Now considering­ Schumachers legendary arrogance, visible during his­ interview on last weeks grid, your not gonna now tell­ me that Schumacher was being 'humble' when he­ made those comments. Being a realist more like. It­ didn't matter that Senna never lived to overtake­ Schumacher in the numbers game, he was simply the­ better driver, a better racer, and had the better race­ craft. Study the footage! ask questions and read!

Did­ you actually enjoy watching Schumacher? Does he look­ happy to you today? He looks like a man full of regrets­ to me. He must know now that he didn't need to take­ out Damon hill or Villeneuve. His great racing passes?­ and race craft? We simply never saw it. A lifeless­ automaton. And when he didn't have the dominant car­ he crumbled and yes the Benneton was the dominant car­ by virtue of the fact that he was caught with a form of­ 'launch control' which would have allowed him­ to make perfect starts. He looks as miserable today­ loitering around the grid as he did driving the­ prancing donkey from pole to finish courtesy of the­ vacancy provided by Ayrton Sennas untimely death.­ It's almost as if he knows his myth is on borrowed­ time. Thats what the real racing fans remember. A­ career littered with cheating, fines and­ disqualifications. An opportunist. A business man who­ owns a McLaren F1 GTR LM, and who spends his time line­ dancing, and riding Harley Davidsons, tacky to the­ extreme. Think for yourself!

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