On this day in 2006, Michael Schumacher delivered a record-breaking 9️⃣1️⃣st career victory in Formula 1! What's your favourite victory from the legendary German?
The safety car after Raikkonen's retirement reduced the gap to nothing, what are you talking about. Schumacher was really lucky there, without that safety alonso would've comfortably won
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie: "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon. "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard. "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
Same here. He did things with cars that had no merit to be up there (Belgium 1991, Catalunya 1995, Hungary 2000, San Marino 2005 and this race, for starters).
Curtis Riceman so Michael won races and championships from 2000-2004 driving a trash can? I know he's one of the greatest and I'm a huge fan as well but let's acknowledge the facts and don't be blind by fanatism.
@@motogp4658 during that streak only 2004 and 2002 cars were equal of 2020 mercedes. The rest was fair enough. Also in order to understand Schumacher's brilliance, it's better to watch the seasons which he couldnt be champion such as 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 2006.
@@RodHammett95 Also his last chance is failed again to keep Alonso at bay not to score points in Brazil 2006 GP grand finale because Michael Schumacher lost his hope at lap 9 due to tire puncture till Fernando Alonso Renault wins the 2006 championship
This is still my favorite Schumacher race. It kinda had it all, Wet, then dry and Michael fighting through field to take the win. Ferrari VS Renault, Ferrari strategy VS Renault strategy, Schumacher VS Alonso VS Fisichella, Championship on the line. That daring all or nothing overtake from Michael on the grass at Turn 1, Bridgestone VS Michelin. The tires going in favor of Renault then it started to dry and the Bridgestone tires found pace. It was epic and Alonso charging back at Michael with everything he had and then Schumacher hanging on to take his 91st F1 victory. That was my childhood. I wish F1 TV had commentary for the classic race. This is the race I want F1 TH-cam to upload I've asked many a time. Please... It would mean so much to me. Keep Fighting Michael. He certainly did in this race and 2006 Season.
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie. He's a complete fraud: "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon. "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard. "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
Didn't matter what number race victory, how he won or where, he was always jumping for joy afterwards, he savoured the taste of victory where in others it's gone stale.
Michael wasn't always jumping for joy. 2001, 2002 and 2004 were a *snorefest* and you didn't see him jumping up and down after lapping the entire field with a dominant car. All drivers get super excited when they're in a tight championship fight. Go watch Hamilton's celebrations in 2017 & 2018 after overcoming the odds to beat Ferrari. *Hockenheim 2018* is perhaps the most iconic of them all.
Kimi would have won this race had his throttle pedal not failed. He was absolutely flying like a demon. McLaren cost Kimi several wins (10+) and 2 world titles in 2003 and 2005 simply because of car reliability.
Thats why I would always say that Lewis Hamilton is the luckiest man in the world. Kimi had such bad luck with reliability and when Lewis came his first DNF cause of reliability problems was in the middle of 2009! That means 2 1/2 years without any engine blow ups or anything from the car.
@@ciaronsmith4995 I mean it is very difficult to have a car that is both as fast as the Mclaren was and as reliable as the Renault was. Kimi and Alonso are both amazing drivers but it came down to who had the most balanced car, and that Renault had the edge in terms of reliability
don't forget that Schumacher drove that car to the limits on qualifying the previous day, when he was the only Bridgestone driver inside the top ten, simply sensational, absolute legend
When he had to retire from the Japanese GP that was so heartbreaking. He was in such a great position to win his 8th title and suddenly all of his title hopes were gone.
I think that would make racing actually more exciting again if they made the cars smaller. Those spaceships they are driving now barely fit side by side on most tracks 😐
@@jinoss1768 yep and it makes the sport less appealing to newcomers, because without the telemetry, it's quite hard to fathom how fast these days f1 cars are with their ultra stable aerodynamic performance and the much more heavier, and wider chassis.
The front wings looked horrible back then. The cars were better looking in 2004 with lower front wings. Such a shame they did t run slicks, otherwise they'd be even faster and more responsive.
I like the width of today’s cars (particularly the fat tyres), but I agree that they’re too long. That era had beautiful cars and they were much lighter too. The only thing I don’t like about early-mid 2000s cars is that they had traction control.
Just saying that there's a likely chance that we'll see Alonso, Raikkonen, and Schumacher again on the grid Edit : I don’t usually make comments that age well, but I reckon this one’s an exception
I remember watching this race live and I was jumping for joy when Michael crossed that line first I was thinking yes yes yes he can still win the title little did I know it would be the last time he would triumph over his rivals Michael Schumacher you are the reason why I love formula 1 🏎 f1 will always be the greatest sport in the world and Michael made it even greater
@@juraj_b Look at the minimum weight for those cars from 2006 and for the current ones. They were over 100kg lighter. Of course they were slower in lap time but I was talking about the visuals. P.s. I've been watching F1 since 1996
@@juraj_b Actually, it was the bigger fuel tanks introduced back in 2010 when refuelling was banned what added weight the most, followed by the introduction of the MGU-K and MGU-H in 2014 and the bigger chassis and tyres in 2017.
Having grew up from a little boy watching this man be a master of his craft, this video actually brought a tear to my eye knowing we may never see him lift a 🏆 again like the end of this video.
@@valenesco45 The next 10 years flies faster and the next even faster, life seems to be eternal only when you are very young, later you realize that life is short, so use every day to progress in your life ! ;)
when i see Schumacher races , its like racing from the back to win, not like these days they start always from pole position to win with the fastest car also, i think he is the best in rainy weather by far ❤
I know the new cars are on rails at this stage but they are boring my bit's off! Time for in race refueling, no tyre markings, no control tyre's, and more strategy. Since the rules changed in 09 the sport has been boring. Apart from a minos team winning every season has been dominated by two teams for 12yrs. In my humble opinion that is not sport.
This is so true. Ross Brawn once admitted that when he proposed to Mercedes that he wanted to bring in Michael the ones who opposed were these "people we got from Manor who didn't want Michael in the team because they knew what kind of work they had to do once he was in the team". Norbert Haug swiftly approved Michael's deal to join Mercedes and the team you see today is in no small part due to the time they spent with Schumi as Toto Wolff himself admitted: "Michael Schumacher is one of the founders of our success today."
Still enjoyable to watch since 2006! Every Race seems to be more important with Red Baron Michael Schumacher onboard! Thank You So Much for the Fond Memories! 🙏🕯♥️🌷🌿🌍
I dont care what people say. Michael will always be the GOAT! Qualified P7 on his debut in a Jordan while replacing another driver (best qualifying result for Jordan that season) Went to Benetton (4th best team in the grid) and won two world titles with them (the first titles for Benetton ever in F1) Went to Ferrari (third best team at that moment while having contract proposals from the top teams like Williams and McLaren, but went to Ferrari instead) and became the face of the Italian brand by building his own team and helping mechanics by himself on his own car and giving Ferrari their first F1 titles in more than 20 years! He did something that no other driver has ever done before and did that TWICE! If Michael took the “easy” route, he would be a 10+ world champion easily.
@@archvile1313 I always liked battles between Prost and Senna, Schumacher and Hill. Suzuka, Adelaide, Silverstone, Monza, Hockenheim, ah, bring back these kind of action. F1 is a boring circus right now. Hamilton, Verstappen, doesn't matter, they all cry like little babies.
@@adrenalineracerf1 Immature behavior, pathetic. He is not a great champion, simple as that. Think about Schumacher at Ferrari, he never said something like that. Senna during his last years at McLaren - or 1994 with Williams.
Records will eventually broken, happens all the times... BUT a person, a driver, a LEGEND never fades, Michael Schumacher will live forever! Thank you Schumi!
Greatest Driver to ever grace the sport of Formula One. There is absolutely no doubt about it if you think about it with common sense and logic. Get well Michael.
@@Liofa73 And a boring racer to yeah. With a car that is sticking to the ground and with no competition. He is a cleaner driver, but a better driver.. no way
We are so used to todays formula 1 now just so beautiful to hear the song the engines used to sing us back in the day! Man do I miss it! Schumacher is the man!
Maybe not always the best car but almost always the best combination of car and Bridgestone's tires giving him the advantage to outperform everyone else
@@Brenooliveira072 The period of the 1970s to 2008 was the golden age of F1. It has become too politically correct, neutered and predictable since 2009 minus some years.
@@HighFlyingOwlOfMinerva Politically correct yes,but in terms of competition it has always been like that,with the top teams winning all the time and the midfield catching one podium here and there. The only reason the 80s for example were so exciting is becuase we had Piquet/Mansell fighting at Williams when they dominated and Senna/Prost doing the same at McLaren later,and now Hamilton is sadly "alone" at Mercedes.
@@Brenooliveira072 Not true, the 1970s to 2008 was accompanied by many titanic battles, both between rider and teams, as well as iconic races which have become more rare as time goes on. Even during the dominant eras of Williams and Ferrari there still was a decent amount of competition, but since the eras of Red Bull and Mercedes it has become more and more predictable and that is a true shame.
Will always be my lifelong sporting hero and the greatest ever F1 driver. I am glad I sat and watched every single race of his f1 career. Keep fighting Michael.
思い出に残っている最高のレースです🌠❇️🌠 Michael Schumacherさんの91勝目のこのGrandPrixは本当に興奮しました✴️✴️✴️ Michael SchumacherさんのDriving、Michael Schumacherさんの精神力、諦めない精神、teamとの絆、Michael Schumacherさんは沢山の事を与えて教えてくれました🍀 91勝目も特別な数字ですが、Michael Schumacherさんの1勝1勝、1lap、全ての瞬間が特別です💛 I love always Hero Michael Schumacher🤟
Michael Schumacher was not only the best driver the world has seen, but he was also the best when it came to improving a team and a car. Benetton was nothing before Schumacher, nor was Ferrari. It was only when Schumacher came along and got involved in development that his teams started to improve
If Michael had won in Suzuka the following race, he would have been an 8 time world champion. If Lewis had won in Abu Dhabi back then 3 years ago, he would have been an 8 time world champion too. So many “what ifs” in the F1 universe
On this day in 2006, Michael Schumacher delivered a record-breaking 9️⃣1️⃣st career victory in Formula 1! What's your favourite victory from the legendary German?
Barcelona ‘96 has to be up there
FORMULA 1 All 91 of them . Keep fighting Micheal . We love you .
Why is 91st spelled so weird?
China 2006
Yes I From Brasil I Big Fan Schumi NICE VIDEO N_N
"Schumacher is still 20sec behind him, he still gonna need some magic"
Schumi is magic
@SAZ Cope
Alonso struggled with grip after his first stop on used inters, when he went to drys he was once again faster, that middle stint won Michael the race
@@matz1974 I don't recall inter tyres used in 2000s, they used those grooves tyres. they were also considered rain tyres fam
@@CHANGVYEHOMMoeIntermediate, as in the halfway tyre between grooved dry and full wets
The safety car after Raikkonen's retirement reduced the gap to nothing, what are you talking about. Schumacher was really lucky there, without that safety alonso would've comfortably won
Watching this reminds me of how happy Schumacher was winning. He celebrated his 91st win like his 1st.
He need win to lead championship. Unlike nowadays easy winning with no challenge
91st like
I wanted to like your comment but seeing it at 91 is just so ironic, so i’ll just leave it there
@@ashmars_ thst was pointless then wasn’t it
Lewis Gordon sad but obviously 😂
He is a legend
More than
Forever a legend..
I miss Michael
It was clearly kimis race to win.
He is🤐
Last win but won’t be the last time we remember him
And probably not the last win of a Schumacher.
he is very iconic for f1 i think people don't forget that easily
@sports person noooooo
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
"At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
"Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
"I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
"Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
@@MT-pv2rf Guys look, i found another salty fanboy who can't accept the facts Michael himself is legend driver.
no matter who breaks his record...for me Michael Schumacher will always be the best
Sure thing for me also
Same here. He did things with cars that had no merit to be up there (Belgium 1991, Catalunya 1995, Hungary 2000, San Marino 2005 and this race, for starters).
Michael has proven a lot yet the others did nothing but just driving fast and best machines.
Curtis Riceman so Michael won races and championships from 2000-2004 driving a trash can? I know he's one of the greatest and I'm a huge fan as well but let's acknowledge the facts and don't be blind by fanatism.
@@motogp4658 during that streak only 2004 and 2002 cars were equal of 2020 mercedes. The rest was fair enough. Also in order to understand Schumacher's brilliance, it's better to watch the seasons which he couldnt be champion such as 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 2006.
That engine failure in Suzuka killed a part of my childhood. Keep fighting Michael!
So true :(
Suzuka 2006 still hurts today
@@RodHammett95 Also his last chance is failed again to keep Alonso at bay not to score points in Brazil 2006 GP grand finale because Michael Schumacher lost his hope at lap 9 due to tire puncture till Fernando Alonso Renault wins the 2006 championship
Actualy this is the first thing I remeber watching F1 the engine Fail in Susuka
Haha me too
You are kidding. Fernando No 1
This is still my favorite Schumacher race. It kinda had it all, Wet, then dry and Michael fighting through field to take the win.
Ferrari VS Renault, Ferrari strategy VS Renault strategy, Schumacher VS Alonso VS Fisichella, Championship on the line.
That daring all or nothing overtake from Michael on the grass at Turn 1, Bridgestone VS Michelin. The tires going in favor of Renault then it started to dry and the Bridgestone tires found pace.
It was epic and Alonso charging back at Michael with everything he had and then Schumacher hanging on to take his 91st F1 victory. That was my childhood. I wish F1 TV had commentary for the classic race. This is the race I want F1 TH-cam to upload I've asked many a time. Please... It would mean so much to me. Keep Fighting Michael. He certainly did in this race and 2006 Season.
I miss that tension.
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie. He's a complete fraud:
"At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
"Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
"I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
"Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
@@MT-pv2rf
Nobody cares but you.
@@DaniMacYo You care. You know its a stain on Schumi's legacy.
@@MT-pv2rf
I’ll notify the authorities.
Hopefully his recovery will be his 92nd win!
Still waiting for him to recover 😭
Ummmm
it s impossible sadly.
@@fabiusbac its not
@@stivenbistika3262 it is. his brain its damaged.
Didn't matter what number race victory, how he won or where, he was always jumping for joy afterwards, he savoured the taste of victory where in others it's gone stale.
Michael wasn't always jumping for joy. 2001, 2002 and 2004 were a *snorefest* and you didn't see him jumping up and down after lapping the entire field with a dominant car. All drivers get super excited when they're in a tight championship fight. Go watch Hamilton's celebrations in 2017 & 2018 after overcoming the odds to beat Ferrari. *Hockenheim 2018* is perhaps the most iconic of them all.
Schumacher and Senna are way better than Hamilton.
@@Euclides287 Actually he WAS jumping around in 2001, 2002 and 2004(the podium jump celebration). He loved racing and winning.
@@Euclides287 love conquers all? He should thanks bottas for hold position buddy
@@jigglediggle29 indeed
Raikkonen a beast again, but once again victim of reliability...sad
Raikkonen's McLaren days summarized. He really deserved to accomplish more when he was there
Just a little anecdote -- It wasn't until late summer of 2020, during an interview, that I realized that Kimi indeed does have teeth !!
Kimi would have won this race had his throttle pedal not failed. He was absolutely flying like a demon.
McLaren cost Kimi several wins (10+) and 2 world titles in 2003 and 2005 simply because of car reliability.
Thats why I would always say that Lewis Hamilton is the luckiest man in the world. Kimi had such bad luck with reliability and when Lewis came his first DNF cause of reliability problems was in the middle of 2009! That means 2 1/2 years without any engine blow ups or anything from the car.
@@ciaronsmith4995 I mean it is very difficult to have a car that is both as fast as the Mclaren was and as reliable as the Renault was. Kimi and Alonso are both amazing drivers but it came down to who had the most balanced car, and that Renault had the edge in terms of reliability
I was at the race. When schumi made the move on Giancarlo, the whole grand stand went nuts!
If you make another F1 Rewind during the holidays you should re-live this race 100%.
The amount of times Michael has been 2nd in WDC. Could've easily 10+ World Champion. What a career. THE legend
yes the year he broke his leg easily would have been ...Both he and the car were top
Nah, Häkkinen and McLaren was on another level in 99.
@@Mongoratreally? They barely won against Irvine. Schumacher after injury out qualified mclarens by full second in sepang.
@@lukaswildner8040 you for real? Häkkinen was leading in both Monza and Imola big time, before he crashed.
I think he arrived 2nd only twice actually
TYRE STRATEGY:
BEGINNING:INTERS
PIT STOP 1:SLICKS
END:SLICKS
There are no slicks in 2006
@@manusiaganteng2753 They may have had grooves, but they were still referred to as slicks.
@@TheGravyMonster No they weren't
@@TheGravyMonster no
Back then Ferrari still had something like a strategy.
don't forget that Schumacher drove that car to the limits on qualifying the previous day, when he was the only Bridgestone driver inside the top ten, simply sensational, absolute legend
agreed.
Finally somebody acknowledged this.
When he had to retire from the Japanese GP that was so heartbreaking. He was in such a great position to win his 8th title and suddenly all of his title hopes were gone.
Oh well. Alonso lost 16 pts from unreliability in Hungary and Italy which is the reason Schumi was in contention in the first place
Manusia Ganteng Yep, I’m no Alonso fan but Alonso didn’t get lucky, won on merit (different from his 2005 title)
@Alan Ali 12 Wanna put it on the mid season mass damper rule change that favoured Ferrari because theirs was worse?
Yeah but Alonso though
If they both lost the same number of points from reliability would that not balance it out?
Watching the Alonso - Schumacher rivalry in 2020...
The things I would do to witness such racing in the near future.
It's just Legendary
I see Alonso vs Schumacher and dream with Hamilton vs Verstappen
Nah, I prefer Schumacher vs. Häkkinen. The only rival Schumacher ever truly respected.
I like these relatively smaller cars era of F1
I think that would make racing actually more exciting again if they made the cars smaller. Those spaceships they are driving now barely fit side by side on most tracks 😐
Cannot agree more. Nowadays F1 cars are truck-size
@@jinoss1768 yep and it makes the sport less appealing to newcomers, because without the telemetry, it's quite hard to fathom how fast these days f1 cars are with their ultra stable aerodynamic performance and the much more heavier, and wider chassis.
The front wings looked horrible back then. The cars were better looking in 2004 with lower front wings. Such a shame they did t run slicks, otherwise they'd be even faster and more responsive.
I like the width of today’s cars (particularly the fat tyres), but I agree that they’re too long. That era had beautiful cars and they were much lighter too. The only thing I don’t like about early-mid 2000s cars is that they had traction control.
Get hyped guys:
F1 2021: Kimi, Alonso, a Verstappen and a Schumacher
- I am definitly hyped
Let's hope hype lives 'til '22!
And Mercedes 1-2. I am more hyped for WEC.
Hope kimi stays :( hes the only reason i watch f1 these days
Kimi? Isn't he retiring?
Kimi isn't confirmed and Schumacher isn't confirmed also.
Michael Schumacher in one word: Perfection
And 2 words "the michael"
It’s such a shame that he retired on the next race in Japan.
He could have ended his career as an 8 time world champion.
Alonso lost 16 points from unreliability in Hungary and Italy that season. Thats why Schumi was in contention in Japan in the first place
@@manusiaganteng2753 dont copy paste this everywhere
If it wasn't for FIA changing rules last minute Michael would have won 2005 and 2006 championships
@tubehows4life Did you know you got 10 pts for the win back then? Plus Alonso won the championship by 13 pts anyway lol
@@manusiaganteng2753 wait in Hungary both driver were out... Alonso for bad fixed tyres and Shumacher for suspension failure
That iconic punch in the air... brings back a lot of emotions.
2006 was one of the best seasons, Schumacher vs Alonso, 2 of my fav drivers fighting for the championship
It's easy when you break the records...
But it's hard to be a legend
And Michael... He is the true legend 😄
The qualifying performance of Michael in that GP is a story of legends to tell.
?????
What a honor that I had an opportunity witnessed one of Michael’s greatest wins in Chinese Grand Prix ！
This driver is unforgettable hes a legend
Just saying that there's a likely chance that we'll see Alonso, Raikkonen, and Schumacher again on the grid
Edit : I don’t usually make comments that age well, but I reckon this one’s an exception
And a verstappen
That would be great! I miss those guys.
@@djmbex4627 The boys are back in business
Allen Clarke he is talking about michael’s son
@Allen Clarke He was always German, his accident didn't change that suddenly.
I remember watching this race live and I was jumping for joy when Michael crossed that line first
I was thinking yes yes yes he can still win the title little did I know it would be the last time he would triumph over his rivals
Michael Schumacher you are the reason why I love formula 1 🏎 f1 will always be the greatest sport in the world and Michael made it even greater
Keep fighting Michael
After 8 years the Schumacher name is back!!!
What about 2010-2012? 🤔😅
@@N3oNSoUnD Thanks for noticing I rewrote it
No problem :)
it never left.
The Legendary Schumacher!!!
Sound aside, those cars looked alive, light and fast. Also, the drivers had better etiquette in overtaking and getting overtaken.
You’re wrong , those cars are slower and heavier (hence new records every year). Re etiquette... could be but this was one race only, watch others 😉
@@juraj_b Look at the minimum weight for those cars from 2006 and for the current ones. They were over 100kg lighter. Of course they were slower in lap time but I was talking about the visuals. P.s. I've been watching F1 since 1996
@@Kraven83 true, the weight has increased thanks to KERS and halo and possibly many other additions
@@juraj_b Actually, it was the bigger fuel tanks introduced back in 2010 when refuelling was banned what added weight the most, followed by the introduction of the MGU-K and MGU-H in 2014 and the bigger chassis and tyres in 2017.
@@juraj_b Halo weights 7 kg..
Having grew up from a little boy watching this man be a master of his craft, this video actually brought a tear to my eye knowing we may never see him lift a 🏆 again like the end of this video.
Hopefully his son will carry the torch.
Legend Kaiser 🇩🇪🇮🇹
Keep Fighting Champ🥇🏆🏎
The greatest of all time, KEEP FIGHTING MICHAEL, we know you never give up. Love from us all.
I was 10 when this race was broadcast live, now I'm 24, how time just flies by, its crazy!!😮
Same for me dude, wish I was older so I could appreciate even more
@@valenesco45 This was a great final win for Schumacher, winning from 6th place on the grid in the wet!!
It was my first gp i ever watched live in tv. I was 4 years old that time. Now I’m 18
@@fg-man Not a bad first race, if you ask me.
@@valenesco45 The next 10 years flies faster and the next even faster, life seems to be eternal only when you are very young, later you realize that life is short, so use every day to progress in your life ! ;)
On this day 15 years ago. The greatest of time.
Thanks for all the memories Michael, my GOAT :-D
when i see Schumacher races , its like racing from the back to win, not like these days they start always from pole position to win with the fastest car
also, i think he is the best in rainy weather by far ❤
Its the way how he rebuild Ferrari and won 5 titels with them, thats the most incredible thing about him.
He was, is, and always be the rainmeister
dont care how many of Schumacher's records Hamilton beats, I'll still have more respect for Schumacher
Why so?
I dont care
@@shahi1430 cause lewis antics in silverstone, monaco this year.
@@f.r.y5857 you wouldn’t like him regardless of those two events, let’s be real.
@@f.r.y5857 shumachers done alot worse mate😭
THE LEGEND, THE MAN, THE G.O.A.T OF HIS ERA.
Schumacher, Todt, Brawn, Byrne... it was a perfect combination!
Brawn.
I know the new cars are on rails at this stage but they are boring my bit's off!
Time for in race refueling, no tyre markings, no control tyre's, and more strategy.
Since the rules changed in 09 the sport has been boring. Apart from a minos team winning every season has been dominated by two teams for 12yrs. In my humble opinion that is not sport.
Michael was always hungry for wins until end of 2006. Was the best mentor in Mercedes.
This is so true. Ross Brawn once admitted that when he proposed to Mercedes that he wanted to bring in Michael the ones who opposed were these "people we got from Manor who didn't want Michael in the team because they knew what kind of work they had to do once he was in the team". Norbert Haug swiftly approved Michael's deal to join Mercedes and the team you see today is in no small part due to the time they spent with Schumi as Toto Wolff himself admitted: "Michael Schumacher is one of the founders of our success today."
People, this gentleman right here is the greatest ever F1 driver of all-time.
@sports person Back when Ferrari had a strategy department that didn't come from the special ed.
Minerva's Owl Becauss it wasnt Ferrari so to say, all the specialists were schumi‘s men and not Ferraris.
*lewis Hamilton
He’s very close, but I think Jim Clark is the goat.
@@Reymysterio808 you must be young or english
Still enjoyable to watch since 2006! Every Race seems to be more important with Red Baron Michael Schumacher onboard! Thank You So Much for the Fond Memories! 🙏🕯♥️🌷🌿🌍
Schumacher this legend on f1
What a CHAMPION
There was a time in F1 that even Michael's opponents were happy when he won a race!
Thank you F1! Please post more of these!
I dont care what people say. Michael will always be the GOAT!
Qualified P7 on his debut in a Jordan while replacing another driver (best qualifying result for Jordan that season)
Went to Benetton (4th best team in the grid) and won two world titles with them (the first titles for Benetton ever in F1)
Went to Ferrari (third best team at that moment while having contract proposals from the top teams like Williams and McLaren, but went to Ferrari instead) and became the face of the Italian brand by building his own team and helping mechanics by himself on his own car and giving Ferrari their first F1 titles in more than 20 years!
He did something that no other driver has ever done before and did that TWICE!
If Michael took the “easy” route, he would be a 10+ world champion easily.
Forever Michael ❤️
Raikkonen, Alonso and Schumacher.......
Coming soon in 2021
Yess
Räikkönen*
Hopefully
@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado You mean Lechair?
Ignore some of his controversial actions during his career, he's still the best F1 driver I've ever seen
If those who think controversial, they have no idea controversies are always happening every season for x drivers/teams thanks to FIA.
@@archvile1313 I always liked battles between Prost and Senna, Schumacher and Hill. Suzuka, Adelaide, Silverstone, Monza, Hockenheim, ah, bring back these kind of action. F1 is a boring circus right now. Hamilton, Verstappen, doesn't matter, they all cry like little babies.
@@jigglediggle29 just look at Hamilton complain at the latest race at monaco...
@@adrenalineracerf1 Immature behavior, pathetic. He is not a great champion, simple as that. Think about Schumacher at Ferrari, he never said something like that. Senna during his last years at McLaren - or 1994 with Williams.
@@jigglediggle29 Yeah hipocrisy at its finest
Schumacher did much worse than this
Pure class of him. Real legend.
I was fortunate to watch this live. What a victory. I had a sore throat for a few days after.
A legend I love him fanatastic man what a career we always love you Michael
Records will eventually broken, happens all the times... BUT a person, a driver, a LEGEND never fades, Michael Schumacher will live forever! Thank you Schumi!
Those were the real F1 days.
The last true F1 days.
Love him or hate him, he still the best driver in formula 1
the engines of the v8 era sounded phenomenal
I like them more than v10, but we are never going go get any louder engine like this.
Andre and the year before when they were v10s sounded even better! Bring back the high revs F1!
they are v10,...
Yeah,, but that engine are decent
@@kentozapater8972 no they are not
The last truly champion ever. Able to start even 2 laps after the others and achieve for a win. A legend. Period.
Greatest Driver to ever grace the sport of Formula One. There is absolutely no doubt about it if you think about it with common sense and logic. Get well Michael.
(Cough) what about Senna?
EliteTrance Champions --- Hamilton is better and a cleaner driver.
@@Liofa73 And a boring racer to yeah. With a car that is sticking to the ground and with no competition. He is a cleaner driver, but a better driver.. no way
@@Liofa73 funny
Rick Koole HAHAHA THE GUY IN THE BEST CAR THEREFORE CANT BE THE BEST HAHAHAHAHA
We are so used to todays formula 1 now just so beautiful to hear the song the engines used to sing us back in the day! Man do I miss it! Schumacher is the man!
I remember cheering so much for Schumi during this race. So fitting that his final win was a great win! 👏👍
2:42 what an awesome shot of the overtake!
I''ll never forget the way Michael celebrated that last win. He was absolutely happy after the race. Thanks, Michael! Keep Fighting!
The first and also the last F1 race I've been to the actual circuit for. As a Ferrari and Schumacher fan, it was surreal to witness his win there.
Back when you still had to fight for the win...
I miss those times.
Dafuq
Miss the sound of those engines
Micheal in wet conditions was just on a whole different level
So refreshing to hear unbiased commentating and seeing a REAL world champion driver (unlike scumbag 44).
Michael Schumacher o maior piloto de fórmula 1 de todos os tempos
A Pure Legend 🙏
How many of Schumis 91 wins were in the 2nd or 3rd best car? Most of them.
Get well soon,GOAT.
Maybe not always the best car but almost always the best combination of car and Bridgestone's tires giving him the advantage to outperform everyone else
Legend for a reason
The face of Alonso in that podium...
If i wasnt for Suzuka Michael would be eight time wc already. The greatest of all time in my opinion
even if beat him in Japan, Alonso would've still won by single point.
@@bumblebity2902 Schumacher could have become a 10 time world champion by the way
He was really the greatest of all times
THE GOAT 🐐
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jim Clark 🐐
broccoli yikes you obviously never watched f1 before 2010, either that or you’re English.
Hosea Matthews Tbf I think Schumacher and Hamilton are pretty close, you could make a case for either one being better than the other
@@SamuelSantos_ no, not even close 2014-2020 winning with the best car.
A true genius legend.
He’ll always be the greatest of all time no doubt...
I love how he is still celebrating after 90 victories
I really miss Michael! It would be great to see him around the paddock these days.
2000’s F1 will never be matched, this makes today’s F1 look like a child’s Kart race
Late 90s F1 fans said the same about mid 2000s. F1 cars with V8 engines and traction control?Child's kart race. People will always complain...
@@Brenooliveira072 The period of the 1970s to 2008 was the golden age of F1. It has become too politically correct, neutered and predictable since 2009 minus some years.
@@HighFlyingOwlOfMinerva Politically correct yes,but in terms of competition it has always been like that,with the top teams winning all the time and the midfield catching one podium here and there. The only reason the 80s for example were so exciting is becuase we had Piquet/Mansell fighting at Williams when they dominated and Senna/Prost doing the same at McLaren later,and now Hamilton is sadly "alone" at Mercedes.
@@Brenooliveira072 Not true, the 1970s to 2008 was accompanied by many titanic battles, both between rider and teams, as well as iconic races which have become more rare as time goes on.
Even during the dominant eras of Williams and Ferrari there still was a decent amount of competition, but since the eras of Red Bull and Mercedes it has become more and more predictable and that is a true shame.
What a legendary wet weather driver.
Legend never die!!!!👊👍💪
He did not die
Will always be my lifelong sporting hero and the greatest ever F1 driver. I am glad I sat and watched every single race of his f1 career. Keep fighting Michael.
Cuanto se extraña a Schumi. Eso era conducir de verdad carajo.
It's 2022 and Michael Schumacher still the GOAT 🐐🔥💯
One of Michael's best races, as in Hungary 1998!)👍👍🔥
思い出に残っている最高のレースです🌠❇️🌠
Michael Schumacherさんの91勝目のこのGrandPrixは本当に興奮しました✴️✴️✴️
Michael SchumacherさんのDriving、Michael Schumacherさんの精神力、諦めない精神、teamとの絆、Michael Schumacherさんは沢山の事を与えて教えてくれました🍀
91勝目も特別な数字ですが、Michael Schumacherさんの1勝1勝、1lap、全ての瞬間が特別です💛
I love always Hero Michael Schumacher🤟
I was far too young when Senna was ruling the F1 circuit. Schumacher is the champ I knew and grew up with. What a legend. Get well soon champ!
Wow,Ferrari Michael Schumacher was my favourite of legend
The king 👑
Michael Schumacher was not only the best driver the world has seen, but he was also the best when it came to improving a team and a car. Benetton was nothing before Schumacher, nor was Ferrari. It was only when Schumacher came along and got involved in development that his teams started to improve
Mercedes too they were a New team in f1 Michael Schumacher and Niki Lauda Were The Reason Of Lewis Hamilton's Dominance with Mercedes
If Michael had won in Suzuka the following race, he would have been an 8 time world champion.
If Lewis had won in Abu Dhabi back then 3 years ago, he would have been an 8 time world champion too.
So many “what ifs” in the F1 universe