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post Feb 15 2006, 09:59 AM

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In 1997, he again took the title fight down to the last race, narrowly leading the points for the Drivers' Championship title. Schumacher uncompromisingly crashed into Jacques Villeneuve's Williams Renault after Villeneuve attempted to overtake Schumacher, when the German left the door open under braking into one of the curves of the Jerez circuit. Despite the fact that the Ferrari was literally thrown into the side of the Williams, it was the red car that ended up on the gravel and out of the race. Villeneuve's badly damaged Williams eventually finished third in the race, thereby winning the Drivers Championship title that year. In a bizarre and controversial decision by the FIA, Schumacher was disqualified from the World Championship final classification that year, but his results and points were nevertheless kept in the official records.



jacques villeneuve win just bcos of luck....after schu was disqualified....

just luck....


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post Feb 15 2006, 10:01 AM

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video of the incident..

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post Feb 15 2006, 01:21 PM

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QUOTE(no name @ Feb 15 2006, 09:59 AM)
jacques villeneuve win just bcos of luck....after schu was disqualified....

just luck....

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If Schumi has not been disqualified, he will only clinch second place in the drivers championship. JV easily outpace Frentzen in the 1997 season

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Actually it's no luck. Michael knew that he can't win that day. so he did like what he did to damon hill in 1995. He ram into Jaques
unlike 1995, jaques can continue the race and Michael was deemed to make an unlawful and unsportmanship move for the SECOND time (after 1995) so the FIA had no option but to DQ Schummi.

Schummi is not as good hearted as everyone think.
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QUOTE(linkinstreet @ Feb 15 2006, 08:02 PM)
Actually it's no luck. Michael knew that he can't win that day. so he did like what he did to damon hill in 1995. He ram into Jaques
unlike 1995, jaques can continue the race and Michael was deemed to make an unlawful and unsportmanship move for the SECOND time (after 1995) so the FIA had no option but to DQ Schummi.

Schummi is not as good hearted as everyone think.
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if Schummi still not a good driver..then who is? he currently hold some many records ler.....n it will take long time to break the record....
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post Feb 16 2006, 04:02 PM

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if aryton senna didnt passed away, he shld b the greatest of all as i think he is much better than schumi. That, schumi wont have able to win the 94,95 title
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QUOTE(jiunkei_46 @ Feb 16 2006, 04:02 PM)
if aryton senna didnt passed away, he shld b the greatest of all as i think he is much better than schumi. That, schumi wont have able to win the 94,95 title
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may be u r correct....n i agree senna is really a good driver.....between him n MS who is better is hard to compare...they r from different generation....so how to compare ler.....
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he passed away on 1994 at age of 34..so that time schumi was on the grid too...so if he didnt passed away..i believe, schumi was unable to win the 2 titles that 2 years.
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Jean Alesi is a very good driver too, though he did not manage to become F1 champion but he manage to get alot of races under his belt.
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No doubt Shummi is a very good driver. However IF another very good driver comes along to fight for the title especially till the very end, hehehehe..... we'll be able to see the dark side of Shummi.
2 collisions during the 2 title deciding races caused by the same person? Bizzarre I would say.
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QUOTE(ckseong80 @ Feb 17 2006, 10:37 PM)
No doubt Shummi is a very good driver. However IF another very good driver comes along to fight for the title especially till the very end, hehehehe..... we'll be able to see the dark side of Shummi.
2 collisions during the 2 title deciding races caused by the same person? Bizzarre I would say.
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taking someone out to win the title...nothing new in F1 really. prosts did it to senna and senna returned the favour.
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QUOTE(ckseong80 @ Feb 17 2006, 10:37 PM)
No doubt Shummi is a very good driver. However IF another very good driver comes along to fight for the title especially till the very end, hehehehe..... we'll be able to see the dark side of Shummi.
2 collisions during the 2 title deciding races caused by the same person? Bizzarre I would say.
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they is the dark side all over in the F1, just we cant c it nia....no only MS nia....
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post Feb 19 2006, 02:41 AM

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hehe, Shummi here and there....bloody off topic, my name is Shum.....
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post Feb 20 2006, 05:58 PM

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Ayrton Senna drives like he is in a video game. tongue.gif
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post Feb 26 2006, 07:45 AM

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post Mar 2 2006, 09:47 PM

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saw the new bmw petronas sauber car damn nice bro like the o2 sign really cool huhuhuhuu damn nice la the color
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QUOTE(tunertoobe @ Feb 20 2006, 05:58 PM)
Ayrton Senna drives like he is in a video game.  tongue.gif
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actually, i prefer to believe of the other way around
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post Mar 11 2006, 08:24 PM

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rite, counting down for Bahrain Grand Prix.....go go BMW Sauber
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i think both did well in qualifying...
tmr will able to c the car performance..
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Bahrain GP: BMW Sauber race notes

This was not a great start for our team in Bahrain. After starting from 10th and 11th places respectively, neither Nick Heidfeld nor Jacques Villeneuve was able to score points in this opening round of the 2006 FIA Formula One World Championship.

After an incident after the start, Nick dropped to 19th and had to fight back to 12th. Jacques retired on lap 30 with engine failure.

Nick Heidfeld:

"Obviously things started badly as Nico Rosberg spun me in the first corner. I lost a lot of places and that ruined my race. I was able to fight back and had a particularly exciting battle with Coulthard. It's difficult to assess our performance after only one race but naturally it's disappointing when you start 10th and can't score any points."

Jacques Villeneuve:

"My start was not particularly great, but I managed to find my way through the first few corners and to stay out of trouble there. The race set-up was fine and I settled into a good rhythm. I overtook Coulthard and stayed in front of Raikkonen for quite a while. Then all of a sudden I started to lose power, and that was it."

Mario Theissen (BMW Motorsport Director):

The start of the weekend was promising, but unfortunately we could not maintain our performance for the race. Jacques' car suffered a serious engine failure, without any warning. The unit was removed immediately after we got the car back, and sent to Munich for analysis."

"Nick was the victim of a collision in the first corner with Nico Rosberg, and was relegated to the tail of the field. From there he recovered to 12th but the lap times were not as good as expected. That shows that we have started well but still have much to do."

Willy Rampf (Technical Director Chassis):

"After qualifying we were optimistic for the race, but I have to admit that our pace this afternoon was not at the level we had expected after practice on Friday and Saturday. We have to analyse the reasons for this carefully, but for sure there is a lot of work to do."

Nick Heidfeld: 12th
Chassis: BMW Sauber F1.06-04
Engine: BMW P86
Fastest lap: 1:33.772s, lap 26

Jacques Villeneuve: DNF (engine failure)
Chassis: BMW Sauber F1.06-03
Engine: BMW P86
Fastest lap: 1:33.694s, lap 20



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