F1 » Schumacher: 'I thought I was going to die'

I see MS is still remembering to blame brake failure for his Silverstone rally crossing excursion.
Brake Failure

You see he does have a sense of humour

We've moved off the point but my opinion of Schumacher and Senna will always be tainted by my belief that they appeared to 'cheat' on too many occasions - even the FIA agreed with this in the MS/JV incident!

Sorry to be off the topic, but had to respond to Tarzan.
Senna is called a cheat because he did the same to Prost as what Prost did to him the year before??? Why is it that Senna is called a cheat and Prost isnt???? Yes Senna was disqualified in 1989 but it was a stitch up to make the French puppet a WC.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8-QhXnuLgk&feature=related
Prost clearly turns into Senna.

Personally I think that both Senna and Schumacher had it in them to drive dangerously and proved it by stepping over the line on occasion, However if we want to start on about CHEATING Senna was NEVER in the same league, without a doubt that is another championship Schumacher can add to his tally.

Getting back onto the point and away from 'my driver cheats less than yours!' I always thought Schumacher's crash was relatively minor compared with that of Nicki Lauda or Alex Zanardi (in CART) - they were really nasty - especially the latter when that only occured 8 years ago.....

to the unregistered sunny, your last remark would be unbecoming of the real sunny, so dont try to besmirch his character.

And also no matter what all the contaminated MCLAREN fans say

I see we have started the same old style of comments.I thought it had been a lot quiter since a certain person had been banned?

@Lucifer. I feel your comment about Prost is misplaced. That year (90) he (AP) stated in the run-up to the Jap GP that he would not be moving over to let Senna through in one of his intimidatory moves (he had avoided collisions earlier in the year by ceding places to Senna in just such situations). In the race, Prost kept to his line as he was entirely justified to do, and they collided - it was a racing incident, no more, no less. What followed with the push-start was entirely in Senna's hands - and his subsequent pass of Nannini (who just rolled over and got out of Senna's way) only serves to reinforce his reputation "let me pass or we have an accident". 1991 was VERY different - cont'd

Good to see crash.net have acted to remove the earlier comments attributed to 'stivala sunny'. Well done crash.net. Stivala sunny you're encouraged to visit www.everyrace.net as you appear to be from a different time.