Schumacher signs for Mercedes

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What can Michael achieve in 2010?

Poll ended at 12 Mar 2010, 20:08

Points
2
6%
Podiums
5
14%
A win
4
11%
More than one win
14
39%
The Championship
11
31%
 
Total votes: 36

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by geewhiz14 » 24 Nov 2009, 05:40

+1 to that.
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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by shämito » 24 Nov 2009, 13:06

Hey, c'mon Schumi is number 1. He can do everything in F1 ;)

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by Zack » 24 Nov 2009, 17:08

JoostLamers wrote:Oh come on, the man is 40, he really isn;t as fast anymore as 4 years ago, he'll fail terribly, it'll be hard to accept for him, but also for his fans, they will immediately think he'll take his 8th World Title. There are new kids on the block and one of them has beaten him already. He'll fail against Hamilton, Vettel and Alonso, Rosberg will be too fast as well. I'm not joking, because I'm no good in telling jokes :lol:
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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by cformula1 » 24 Nov 2009, 17:12

Zack wrote: Old is Gold.
Try saying that to a certain L. BAD

I think Schumi should stay retired, even if it's only at least his reputation stays intact.

Maybe it's also because I'm a Schumi fan that doesn't like Mercedes....
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Post by Zack » 24 Nov 2009, 17:26

cformula1 wrote:
Zack wrote: Old is Gold.
Try saying that to a certain L. BAD

I think Schumi should stay retired, even if it's only at least his reputation stays intact.

Maybe it's also because I'm a Schumi fan that doesn't like Mercedes....
Old is Gold cannot be generalize :lol:

Schumacher never had record or greatest driver ego ...so may be he wants to race he will and not care about reputation.

Mclaren Mercedes = Bad
Mercedes = Not Bad :n
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Post by cformula1 » 24 Nov 2009, 17:29

Zack wrote: Schumacher never had record or greatest driver ego ...so may be he wants to race he will and not care about reputation.

Mclaren Mercedes = Bad
Mercedes = Not Bad :n
Maybe he doesn't have an ego- I just don't want him to embarrass himself.

And I agree on the Mercedes/ Mclaren-Mercedes bit, but I don't think that Mercedes are that good either (they sold their soul to McLaren and Ron Dennis :p ).
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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by f1anatic » 25 Nov 2009, 16:54

http://www.motorsport.com/news/article. ... 2960&FS=F1
Weber told the German weekly Bunte that, after the German had to call off his 2009 return to replace the injured Felipe Massa for health reasons, Schumacher is now "absolutely fit".

"His neck is also completely fine, just like his entire psyche," Weber added. "He could drive for victories."

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by jonathanosim » 25 Nov 2009, 17:36

if he does come back there will be 4 f1 camps on the circuit (5 if Kimi returns) that would be incredible

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by Rachael The Great » 25 Nov 2009, 19:32

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cformula1 wrote:Try saying that to a certain L. BAD
I've just realised. what if his first name began with a V, then it'd be V BAD. :lol:
back on topic, i still think its unlikely he'll return and i wouldn't him to. it'd be a bit disappointing (and probably embarrassoing for him) if he did badly when he'd had all of that success previously. however, it would be sensational if he came back and won a few races :p
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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by JoostLamers » 25 Nov 2009, 21:09

Brilliant column by Olav Mol, about this whole 'fairytale' of MS returning (total bullcrap) stories

He basically says that Willy 'the dreamer' Weber, just wants Schuamcher to be in the neesw, so that he can get some money out of this situation, by saying that he is in talks with Mercedes GP. Which is completely true IMO
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Post by MP4/4#12 » 25 Nov 2009, 22:21

cformula1 wrote:
Zack wrote: Old is Gold.
Try saying that to a certain L. BAD

I think Schumi should stay retired, even if it's only at least his reputation stays intact.

Maybe it's also because I'm a Schumi fan that doesn't like Mercedes....
But it was Mercedes that invested on him in his early days;Group C Sauber-Mercedes. :O

Anyway, to discuss about his return as a driver is nonsense IMHO, but i can see him as a manager or technical advisor of "something" :) at one team, even at Mercedes.

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by KevC » 25 Nov 2009, 23:59

I think he should stay retired. Let someone else begin or progress their F1 career.

I wonder if Haug and Brawn are just riding a nice wave of free publicity that's come from very little real fact.

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by impatientinventor » 26 Nov 2009, 01:37

If Jesus, Mohamed Buda and Zeus were all put in a blinder and mixed into a nice fruit smoothie I would still follow Schumacher first. He is holy to me and he will return!!!! I find all of this doubt in my all mighty deity down right disrespectful. YOU’RE ALL GOING TO BECOME NASCAR FANS IF YOU DON’T REPENT!!!

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by shämito » 26 Nov 2009, 14:29

impatientinventor wrote:If Jesus, Mohamed Buda and Zeus were all put in a blinder and mixed into a nice fruit smoothie I would still follow Schumacher first. He is holy to me and he will return!!!! I find all of this doubt in my all mighty deity down right disrespectful. YOU’RE ALL GOING TO BECOME NASCAR FANS IF YOU DON’T REPENT!!!
Nascar is fun to watch :)

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Re: Schumi to Mercedes GP?

Post by cformula1 » 02 Dec 2009, 05:14

MP4/4#12 wrote:
cformula1 wrote:
Zack wrote: Old is Gold.
Try saying that to a certain L. BAD

I think Schumi should stay retired, even if it's only at least his reputation stays intact.

Maybe it's also because I'm a Schumi fan that doesn't like Mercedes....
But it was Mercedes that invested on him in his early days;Group C Sauber-Mercedes. :O

Anyway, to discuss about his return as a driver is nonsense IMHO, but i can see him as a manager or technical advisor of "something" :) at one team, even at Mercedes.
Both very good points :)

I will admit that I do respect Mercedes for investing in Michael, but I can't forgive them for aligning themselves with McLaren (I don't like McLaren).

I can see him being in his current Ferrari role next year, at Ferrari.
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