So, presuming this, and regarding the recent shape of the F60 (Kimi was second in Hungaroring), what do you think? Can he do it?
Edited by Seb S., 31 July 2009 - 16:29.
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Edited by Seb S., 31 July 2009 - 16:29.
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 16:20
Assumption: Schumacher is fit enough to race in Valencia and to end the season in the sit of Felipe Massa.
So, presuming this, and regarding the recent shape of the F60 (Kimi was second in Hungaroring), what do you think? Can he do it?
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Again, wrongly formulated answers, compared to topic title.
"Anything can happen in Formula 1 and it usually does." © Murray Walker
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Nelson Piquet can win (theoretically, if he is still at Renault), why not Michael or any of the other 20 drivers.
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Still, until Piquet gets sacked, the probability of him winning a race this year is a number > 0. If Piquet has some non-zero probability of winning a race, so does MS. Yes, he can.All is about probability. Piquet's probability to race the next GP is weak, and to win will be almost next to 0.
Probability for MS to race next GP is high, and how do you rate the possibility to win, it's the question of the poll.
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Nelson Piquet can win (theoretically, if he is still at Renault), why not Michael or any of the other 20 drivers.
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 18:04
. Ferrari will do everything they can to make it happen, aswell.
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Yes, Piquet's 2nd place last year prompted me to pick him as an example, unlikely winner as he is, just to illustrate anyone can do it. That obviously is different from will do it.All it would have taken was for Lewis to mess up the overtake on Nelson at Germany, (who was leading the race), and he would have won that race.
EDIT: Just for clarification, obviously I am talking about Germany 2008.
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If he gets the same treatment as Kimi, there is more chance of pigs flying.
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Well in that case I'll get my raincoat...bird poop is onething.....but Pigcrap!..... that wont rub off with a tissue....
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I hope not.
It would also be amazing if Hamilton and Schumi took each other out, got out of their cars and screamed bloody murder at each other until the marshalls arrived.
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Posted 01 August 2009 - 00:31
He's 40 years old, he doesn't know the feel of the car at all, he hasn't driven competitively for years, a lot of the back room he worked closely with when he was actually driving have moved on (so his assistance in development is likely to be slow) and the car isn't very competitive in normal circumstances.
So I think if he gets the rest of the season he may eventually give Kimi some competition but considering the car isn't great and Massa and Raikkonen haven't looked likely to produce a win between them so far it seems highly unlikely that he could deliver a win either.
Having said all that I will not be missing valencia testing for anything
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Posted 01 August 2009 - 00:32
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Anything is possible in the hands of great drivers. Schumi is one of them. He can win in that Ferrari fosho
Posted 01 August 2009 - 00:44
How many more Schumacher threads do we need?!?
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We have no evidence that Ferrari will be fast on fast tracks.Assumption: Schumacher is fit enough to race in Valencia and to end the season in the sit of Felipe Massa.
So, presuming this, and regarding the recent shape of the F60 (Kimi was second in Hungaroring), what do you think? Can he do it?
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If he wins, I will drink french champagne (a second bottle because I bought one when autosport announced michael was back in F1)