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[Donughts]

Are you the ex F1 racer?

[texasmr2]

I thought when Ferrari wins the tifosi claim its the car, when they lose its the drivers fault, im surpirsed they even noticed Schumacher was driving "their" car

we love the Scuderia when it wins and even when it loose...moreover, our love becomes tighter in the depressive times!

That's right !!!!

[britishtrident]

Gilles was qualifying, not practising, or so I thought.

So Schumacher's recently departed? I didn't notice it in the obits.

Qualifying was called timed practice back in those days.

[piledriver]

That must be Michael Schumacher, But I hope Kimi Raikkonen achieves the same status. I also liked Gilles Villeneuve, Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger in a Ferrari.

[Mikep99]

Gilles Villeneuve for me hands down.

[Forti_Corse]

gilles villeneuve, was much more lovable and had great character. he'd have been a much kinder more humanlike person compared to the cold cut schumacher, i was never a fan of michael. he was a great driver but he didnt have to fend off many drivers, juan pablo would always make himself nervous and take himself out of the race, kimi never had the edge with mclaren, fernando was still finding himself, coulthard was sinking further down after 2001, and whoever was his teamate would be told to fold for schumi.

[racechick]

Gilles Villeneuve for me hands down.

You do have good taste in drivers then Yes Gilles undoubledly

[Mikep99]

Gilles Villeneuve for me hands down.

You do have good taste in drivers then Yes Gilles undoubledly

we agree on something

[Denthúl]

I thought when Ferrari wins the tifosi claim its the car, when they lose its the drivers fault, im surpirsed they even noticed Schumacher was driving "their" car

Ah, but to the world (including the Tifosi) Schumacher was more than just a driver. Still is. He has great speed, driving ability and he's rather clever during a race. The man's only downfall is that he has resorted to dirty tactics on several occasions. That being said, he's probably the best driver, overall, of what I consider to be my generation.

gilles villeneuve, was much more lovable and had great character. he'd have been a much kinder more humanlike person compared to the cold cut schumacher, i was never a fan of michael. he was a great driver but he didnt have to fend off many drivers, juan pablo would always make himself nervous and take himself out of the race, kimi never had the edge with mclaren, fernando was still finding himself, coulthard was sinking further down after 2001, and whoever was his teamate would be told to fold for schumi.

What about Hakkinen, Hill and Villeneuve? I'd say they were drivers who he had to fend off.

Juan Pablo had his moments, but he lacked the consistency required to be a champion, so I'll agree with you to an extent there.

[madbrad]

Hmm somehow I don't think I'll say Ivan Capelli.

[madbrad]

Here's the complete list. Don't just think of the obvious.
http://www.f1network.net/main/s85/st20579.htm

[millfish222]

Nicki Luada is my favorite of the bunch

[texasmr2]

Here's the complete list. Don't just think of the obvious.
http://www.f1network.net/main/s85/st20579.htm

I luv it how almost half of the page read's Michael Schumacher!! I'm as giddy as a school girl!!

[darwin dali]

Here's the complete list. Don't just think of the obvious.
http://www.f1network.net/main/s85/st20579.htm

I luv it how almost half of the page read's Michael Schumacher!! I'm as giddy as a school girl!!

Ok Gregg, giddyup! ***swinging the cattle prod***