And Then There Were Three

Artwinter · 27 Jun 2001, 00:11 (Ref:110140)

Three more wins will make Michael the winningest driver in the history of Gp&F1 racing. When and where will this Historic event take place? Providing that he doesn't get killed in the meantime?

Gwen

**Bononi** · 27 Jun 2001, 00:16 (Ref:110144)

History is something great...
I don't wonder where but he'll make it.
And numbers are something cold...

Gerard · 27 Jun 2001, 00:17 (Ref:110145)

If Michael takes three more consecutive wins it will be in his home country at the circuit of Hockenheim.
But wherever he'll take it, he'll do it this year!

neutral · 27 Jun 2001, 00:25 (Ref:110147)

I cant wait!!!! Go Schumi!!!!!!!!!!!!1

**Bononi** · 27 Jun 2001, 00:36 (Ref:110150)

Funny...

When you compare with Gilles, no records, no WDC, no nothing...

...nothing to say...

Artwinter · 27 Jun 2001, 01:12 (Ref:110157)

Thats obvious.

Gwen

EERO · 27 Jun 2001, 01:41 (Ref:110160)

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Originally posted by gwen
Providing that he doesn't get killed in the meantime?

Gwen

Oh really, Please.

JeremySmith · 27 Jun 2001, 02:59 (Ref:110173)

A bit on the overly dramatic side there Gwen don't you think?.. Michael is the man I am sure he will prevail..Go Schumi!!!!!

Airhead · 27 Jun 2001, 03:00 (Ref:110174)

I didn't really get that bit either.

JeremySmith · 27 Jun 2001, 04:37 (Ref:110184)

Funny old world really..

Artwinter · 27 Jun 2001, 16:50 (Ref:110338)

I have followed GP & F1 for 46 years and many of my favorites drivers have been killed in races. At the speed that Michael runs I always have the fear that he will end up like the Great Ayerton Senna. A broken suspension and a barrel role through the gravel trap could end it all. After 46 years you only wait and hope that it never happens. I am not a crape hanger but it could happen any Sunday.

Gwen

senna12 · 27 Jun 2001, 19:34 (Ref:110417)

It is spelled AYRTON, for pete's sake!

economy_waffle · 27 Jun 2001, 20:08 (Ref:110427)

EERO, remember that it can happen at anytime (the death of a driver). remeber in 1994, i was only 9 but it is like etched into my memory that as ayrton came round tamburello, the tv was on-board with schumi, and ayrton just seemed to spear staright off. i mean and it was totally unexpected when i was playing in the garden a couple of hours later that mum told me that senna was dead. i mean and it was not expected. u cant just take for granted that f1 will not kill drivers. it is a dangerous sport and even though there hasnt been a fatality since 94', the longer the wait, the shorter it will happen again.

JeremySmith · 27 Jun 2001, 20:10 (Ref:110428)

May I suggest a nice cup of hot tea Gwen...

Michael Schumacher is more aware than anybody the risks he takes every time he straps 850 horspower onto his back..Testing or racing, Being a driver is a very dangerous occupation.. They are aware of the risks, which is why they ask for, and get paid huge sums of money. rightly so..

He should get paid 100 million a year..

Artwinter · 28 Jun 2001, 03:57 (Ref:110593)

Senna12
By the way did Senna and Piquet have the same last name?

Gwen

**Peter Mallett** · 28 Jun 2001, 07:20 (Ref:110626)

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Originally posted by senna12
......................pete's sake!

It's Pete but thank you anyway.