SCHUMACHER | Official Trailer | Netflix
Vložit
- čas přidán 25. 08. 2021
- The ultimate documentary of Formula 1 icon Michael Schumacher. SCHUMACHER features rare interviews and previously unreleased archive footage and traces a very sensitive and critical portrait of the seven-time world champion. This is the only film supported by his family.
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/29qBUt7
About Netflix:
Netflix is the world's leading streaming entertainment service with over 209 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments.
SCHUMACHER | Official Trailer | Netflix
/ netflix
Through exclusive interviews and archival footage, this documentary traces an intimate portrait of seven-time Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher. - Zábava
Even if you don't watch F1, you know who Michael Schumacher is. That's the greatness!
Exactly. Non F1 fans don't know Ayrton Senna or Sebastian Vettel or even Lewis Hamilton. But if you are a Millenial, you know Michael Shumacher.
Edit: Okay! Okay! I made a mistake. Apparently Lewis Hamilton is more famous than Michael Schumacher. Now stop replying to this comment.
Before I watched F1 the only driver I had heard of was Schumacher, he is truly something incredible
In Russia "Schumacher" became a common noun word it means someone who drive fast
It's true, just like Rossi in MotoGP
WAS.....
I'll never forget when that Tsunami hit in 2004, Michael Schumacher donated $10 million of his own money to the relief efforts. That was more than entire countries gave
i dont know why more rich people aren’t like this. i know the saying “they can do what they want with their money” but if i had billions if dollars a lot of it would be towards helping people. i think its an ego thing.
@@CutTheKam David Green the owner of Hobby lobby is the same, he literally wrote a book called "Giving it all away"
If one man can make a difference, he should do it. And so he did. I think Schumacher and Senna are more alike then many would say at first glance....
But look at how rich he is and countries have to run millions of people so ya
@@azaryasbinalla1034 There's always one isnt there
His wife is one of the loyal human beings ever made on this earth..l wish to be like her full of love bless you All Schumacher family
@@amz33894 a lack of money also does strange things, like turning humans into complete arseholes.
"Michael always protected us, and now we are protecting Michael" well said by Corinna Schumacher....Keep Fighting ..Never Give UP....Forza Michael
@BPJ I think tey should do whatever they feel like they should do.
@@ohcumcafodasse 100%
@BPJ that's what I said to my husband while watching, he was a man of adrenaline. If he could speak he would tell them to let him go. But as a wife, a son and a daughter. How can you make such a decision? You just can't. Especially if you still have this unshakeable hope that one day, medecine will be advanced enough to bring him as close as possible to normal. Easier said than done, believe me.
@BPJ Michael is able to comunicate If He wouldn't want to live that way He would have probably told His wife by now
@BPJ you THINK! You KNOW nothing.
"100 percent perfection, I couldn't live with anything lower" that gave me chills
Absolutely! The greatest ever in Formula 1 history.
@@SuryaSurya-re3vn Why isn't Hamilton better than him? I'm not a fan of Hamilton, I'm new to this F1 world, but since I've always love Ferrari, I'm interested in your opinion. From what I've been reading so far, the most impressive driver for me is Senna, but that's another discussion. I want to know about Hamilton vs Schumacher, because I see many people saying Hamilton is better and already surpassed him.
@@enriquesneffels3053 For me, the biggest difference between Schumacher dan Hamilton is the way they approach problem and how to make improvement for the whole team. Schumacher did extremely great job in transforming Ferrari when any other reputable drivers have failed to do... make Ferrari a front runner and consistently challenged for world title as a winner package. For sure there were Brawn, Rory Bryne, and Todt in the team... but Schumacher was a glue, a key component to make it happened. Hamilton is very very good driver. His statistic doesn't lie. But he chooses to live in his comfort zone rather than challenge himself to be a great driver by accepting more challenging middle front runner and transform them to be a front runner and a winning team.
@@enriquesneffels3053 Schumacher driving for to back marker teams and then bringing then to victory, Hamilton started in one of the top 2 cars, then when he could not win anymore, then went for a newly mercedes team. at the moment with Schumacher/ross brawn at the head of the team, and they made the plans for the team for the next 10 years, witch Hamilton took place as soon Schumacher retired definitely. and the next year nico rosberg took the championship.
@@enriquesneffels3053 the most difference is lewis was always with the greatest teams and the cars were always capable of fighting for the championship and he has basically not much competition because the car is a lot faster than the most of the grid but schumachers cars were 50 50 he had fight a lot with mika damon kimi alonso montoya etc so there is a little difference . he made mercedes who they are now with illegal tests and ross brawn was with him . in 1996 when he joined ferrari they were not the best but within four seasons he made the team into one of the best he has the mentality of a leader not a winner so maybe u can thank schumi for where mercedes is now .
edit: if you know zlatan he is like him he can changed ac milan to a top team he did the same with ferrari
You know why the F1 car emoji is a red car? Yeah, Schumacher is the “why”. Pure racer.
Well, FERRARI is the reason...
Well it's because Ferrari. They're the ones from the beginning but I get you my man
@@federicotombolini_ yea it’s the SEASON alright 😒
@@venukrithish007 yea sir.. it’s Ferrari out of every constructor out there. And who was the main driver of that ferrari?
@@federicotombolini_ it's not even ferrari. Italy drove red. England drove green, Germany drove White, France drove Blue etc etc.
"He still shows me how strong he is every day." That quote hits you.
That's her perception of the situation. If Michael can't speak or move, how could she know anyway... Everybody has a right to die. So does Michael. But he's being kept alive at all cost because his wife wants it that way. Absolutely dreadful, not just for Michael, but for everybody.
Maybe Michael is aware of things, and it hurts. it hurts him that the woman he absolutely loves tries so hard and sacrifices her life for him. Michael will always be grateful to his wife, but no one would want that. Everyone in his place would rather be dead officially, for the good of the family, and for him.
@@miuu7357 Exactly... When the quality of life drops to absolutely none, death becomes your best friend. Everybody has a right to die in a dignified and peaceful way, but Michael's wife doesn't seem to understand that concept. She keeps him hostage in this dreadful endless nightmare, and she thinks she's doing the right thing. Her authority to decide for Michael what will medically happen to him should be taken away from her.
@@MrPercussionPete I agree, but also it is a difficult situation. It's hard for anyone to accept death, someone you really love, and when she get the opportunity to keep him alive, she took that opportunity. It's really hard to put yourself in her situation, and her blinded love. Love can change a person a lot.
@@miuu7357 I agree with you, but because Michael is being kept alive at all cost by his wife, nobody can come to closure, nobody can start mourning and nobody can move on eventually. Not only Michael, but also his children, his parents, his brother, his loved ones, everyone is kept in a stranglehold because of the stubborn attitude of his wife who just won't let him go. It's a most unhealthy situation.
I just want him to come back as close to normal as possible. Just want to see him on a race weekend cheering for Mick from the Ferrari garage. Just that!
Exactly, I think that's what every Michael fan wants for him. Just that, nothing more, just to see him cheering for Mick on a race weekend. That would be his eight and most important championship.
Never going to happen sadly, you don't recover from the brain injuries he received.
Yeah... so great childhood memories he offered us.... I remember my self as a kid jumping on my bed whenever Michael was 1st.
God please bless him...
Things that would break the internet include....
Mick needs to up his game or else he will remain struggling with lower grade teams and drivers like Mazepin! 😄
SO READY FOR THIS! He is a legend and with the recent increase in F1 popularity, I feel like new fans need to know his story. Will watch on 9/15
Bro, how about some F1 inspired fits for the next vid? Hehe
How the hell did F1 grew in popularity in their darkest times? lol
Anythinf grows in popularity these days.
But yeah, kids need to know about his greatness.
@@aesir1ases64 i just got into F1 recently with the rise of the younger drivers like lando, verstappen, russell, leclerc etc
It's getting popular? Wow, you should have seen it pre-toilet seat.
Yeah. Formula One was much more popular when Schumi actually drove than now😂
WOW, michael's dad looks exactly like michael, but just older.
And Mick looks just like Schumi too
@@wimrfin7110 So is Ralf... 😉
Yeah that's kind of how it works, sons look like their dads and daughters look like their mothers. The fact that you're surprised by that makes me think you're not very smart and easily impressed. WOW, people look like the people that made them, that's crazyyyyy!
@@countys32 daughters can look more like their fathers and sons can look more like their mothers. Not everyone even looks that much like their parents while others are very similar. I know you thought your comment was smart, it really wasn't.
@@countys32 just meaning HOW similar it is, most people don’t look like their dad like schumi does
Just finished and almost in tears near the END. Michael will sadly never recover. you could hear it clearly from his wife and his children. They said they miss the old Michael but they are thankful he is still there. Mick said he would love to talk to him about father& son racing things now that he has grown up and they could share so much knowledge together. He would give anything for that.
There is a conspiracy theory that all this was orchestrated by Michael who grew tired of all the attention and wanted a quiet private life. According to it, Michael is alive, healthy and pretty much kicking but just decided to disappear from the world. All this coma stuff we are hearing about is just a theatre for the public.
I hope to God this theory is correct.
@@tonyg3091 jeah sure
@@tonyg3091 oh how I wish you are right
@@tonyg3091 Thats quita a likable fairytale
@@tonyg3091 this is the most stupid thing i read in a while
I wish to see Michael at one of Mick's races. He would be so proud.
That would be cool, but hard, they would have to set up a mini hospital in the stands
Not happening he's a potato
He will not recover. He can't move and can't even talk. Probably just realizes what's happening around him but he's completely disabled otherwise.
@@mr.niceguy3178 How do you know that?
@@tonyg3091 there are just many signs that point in that direction. Why would they protect him from every media if he couldn't do it by himself. Also his son said "he's sad he can't talk to him". I don't know it for sure but I highly assume it.
“Schumacher” means “Speed” in all Languages. It’s Universal.
Even today when you get pulled over by the cops they ask you: do you think you are Schumacher?
well not on Arabic and I didn’t know that first time seeing that word
@@ssdoome its symbolic not literal
Just as LeBron is not Jordan, Hamilton will never surpass Schumacher in what he brought to his team
Even hamilton's supercar was made (in the very early work) by schumacher
The name Schumacher has became the standard for "fast driver" everywhere in the world.
My wife would just tell me go "Schumacher mode", whenever she really, really needs to go home and pee. And I would oblige!
Facts..even here in Greece when we want to call someone about going fast or driving aggressively lets say, we call him by his name ..lol
in china or Taiwan , people call him "god of car"!! and no one know about Senna(except some fans)
, dont get me wrong, Senna is great too, but Schumacher is another thing, Just like Micheal Jordan
@@cpapado86 Εννοείς οτι πάει σαν Σουμάχερ, lmao
Looks like you never heard of senna then
"When i look at him ,i think"
"I want to be like that"
-Mick Schumacher
That got me!🥺🥺😭😭😭
If Mick win a championship, I wish that Keke would be there and tell him how proud his legendary champion father would be.
Michael came in my country just after the war and help bosnian childerns to recover from injuries. Bosnia loves you legend!
Simply, the best. Vettel said this: There was no one like him.
Senna was the best 😊
I agree I like Schumacher and Jim Clark but senna is the best
BETTER THAN ALL THE REST!
Lewis #1 for me
@@Edkins7 You mean his car.
one of the greatest sport icons who has ever lived, and probably the most complete driver ever. You can only mention Schumacher in a category with names like Jordan, Ali, Brady, Gretzky, Woods, Senna, Federer, Ronaldo etc. This kind of talents only born a 2-3 times in a century, period
You are absolutely right and the only thing I would correct you about if you don’t mind is ronaldo , although im a huge fan of Cristiano and i love him more then any other player but I really hate to say it but messi is the best player in football history tbh
@@dribbzythunder6923 kinda like how even though hamilton is more successful people still regard schumacher as the greatest. Ronaldo might be more successful but people still regard messi as the greatest
@@JH-uh3cc you are so right
The Vortex - Resist It All by Church Militant.
@@dribbzythunder6923 ops Im a boomer:), when i said Ronaldo, I meant the original one, the brazilian, the Phenomenon …
“There was no one like him”, this hit me in the feels.
took 10 minutes to make me cry...
I know this sounds boring but there’s no one like you too.
Is u r feels and u r balls the same
@Jayebayy not to mention it was another multiple world champion-Sebastian Vettel as well.Just show how great *THE GERMAN GOAT* is
As a brazilian guy, as a Senna fan, as a Schumi fan and as a F1 fan I'm here to say: IT'S ABOUT TIME!!! Yeeeah!
As in its about time they pulled the plug on his life support and stopped prolonging life when it shouldn't be you mean ? If they had nothing to hide it wouldn't be hidden.
@@mightynosebleed7476 dude I was just talking about the movie...
When I was a child, I watched Michael. When I was a teenager, I watched Sebastian.
It was truly glorious. I base all my love for F1 off these two men.
I hope Mick will be as successful as them in the future
Really?.there are many winners after. This Commie network is still milking the poor guy. Yuck..
And when you'll be old you'll watch mick
Now I watch Mazpin
If you were a fan of seb in early 2010s then respect to you
As a child he was the only reason I used to watch F1 until my teenage years. I still feel sad about that accident that he had.. Since then we haven't really gotten much news.
was the reason i stopped watching it in those years. too boring
Same!
@@sean3749 also the incredible sound the engines made back then!now theres no engine sounds!
Same here
Same here
The GOAT!! Watched this docu like 3 times or something. My alltime hero. Keep Fighting!
After watching this, you see Vettel and Mick's relationship a lot different. I'm glad Seb is there for him.
Hu
Schumacher was so dominant during his time that it was almost boring to watch F1. My friends and I didn't discuss about who would finish #1, but only #2-5. That's how good he was, outside of a crash there was no question he would finish first.
Yeah, just like all these Hamilton years. At least he has some competition now. But hes already matched most of the great Schumacher's records. Hopefully he retires soon, or nobody will ever catch up to him in terms of records.
The rivalry between Mika and Schumi is the only reason I put Schumi above Hamilton. It just made Schumi work even harder for those 7.
@@Zombade80 I don't know. I'm under the impression Rosberg was much more of a challenge for Hamilton than Mika ever was for Schumi... I still rank Senna above Schumi exactly because he had no real rival to be compared against... All I'm saying is maybe Schumi was the best of all but we didn't get the chance to really see it...
@@Zombade80 Hamilton had to beat vettel alonso rosberg and now verstappen tho
@@alexanderyou5352 on a better car, you can't compared Red bull and Ferrari shit cars to what Mercedes did, by the way Mercedes was given 2 years advantage for the New era, to why they were so successful
Schumi brought in millions of Millennials to the sport, specially from regions where F1 had no reach. Been praying for his full recovery for long time, hope we get to see him talk to us soon.
Yup he was the reason I started watching back in 01.
Not gonna happen
Unfortunately i think he's more like a potatoe rn
There is no recovery, his brain is in a vegetative state with no cure...
@@robbrown6240 same with me - i have started to watch F1 in the mid 90s for him and for the Ferrari.
I'll never forget it. I was 7 years old when Michael Schumacher drove his first race in Spa in 1991. I watched the race with my grandpa and dad. From then on, Schumacher accompanied me and I don't know how many races I've watched. We don't live far from his hometown and this person still fascinates me today. The documentary revealed a lot again. A must for all fans. Very good job! Well done !
Gruss aus kerpen!
Schumacher made people who did not know a thing about F1 LOVE F1!
yes there were legends before and maybe after him but this man is a G.O.A.T
I get you. Schumi was like MJ... They transcended their sports. Learning about his private life only makes me appreciate him way more. King of F1!
Oh no I will cry watching this, spend all my teenage years watching him racing
Remember how he evades taxes so it's all about him, he is a sociopath. That will stop the crying. He's an arrogant scumbag like almost all elites that years later get exposed as tax evaders, cheats, or even molesters
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 Flush your mouth weirdo. Placing this kind of comment under a video that is all about a man whom is an idol for many is just pathetic. Maybe you are the sociopath here.
@@bartterp88 Well he;s not wrong though, I loved him when I was a kid and was watching him racing, but I grown up and when I've read stories about him then....He's not knight in shining armor..and the way he was treating his teammates is disgusting.
WE're all in this together.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 you can always count on the english to leave salty comments whenever the main character isn't english. Go touch some grass you miserable individuak
I didn't know anything about F1 growing up as a child, just knew cars drove around, didn't even like it, didn't know the names of the driversor teams. But I knew one name.
The Guy in the red car that always wins
And that guy is Pastor Maldonado...
You only knew one name when you were growing up? That may be a sign of a developmental disorder.
@@ninetailedfox579121 wait hold on.....
Imma call NASA to ask if they've got a satellite on which they can see anyone thinking you're funny or anyone who asked.
@@binckhendriks8256 Cool story bro.
1:34 that tunnel and the sound of that v10 engine took me back like that when I couldn't wait for the race to start to watch Shumi
Used to get up at 5 am to watch international races and was soooooo exciting. Like butterflies in stomach exciting haha
Screaming V10 . Nostalgia
I started to watch formula 1 in 99 right before Shumacher start dominating with ferrari , i still remember my friends we had one stationary car on our playground and we would yell Schumacheer and then other was like noo Juaaaan pablooo Montoyaaaa .. other would be like Hakineeeen .. it was a joy at the time we didnt have much worry .. life went on and i miss this days
My father had me watching Michael religiously as a child, truly the greatest in my opinion.
Your father was right!
Greatest at profiting from his fame, getting rich but still not rich enough for his mind to pay taxes. Happy when assholes famous stars like that get what they deserve.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 you must be quite a miserable little man.
doesnt really matter that his records are broken. he is the GOAT
@Yo _ mama _ fat _ I partly agree, I loved Ayrton he was my favourite, it was a shock when he passed and still it is after so many years. But despite I never really liked Michael I think he bacame the best over the years. He was something different than any other driver.
@Yo _ mama _ fat _ senna never got to prove he could lift a team up from trash. Michael did so twice.
@@lukasschliepkorte3019 Exactly!
That howl of the V10 made my hair stand on end
I have tears in my eyes.
I grew up watching Schumi win races and becoming the best out there.
Wish you a healthy recovery Champ. We miss you.
The man is a living legend get well soon you racing legend
A legend.
sadly, that's not gonna happen. they should pull the plug; he is in a prison of his body.
@@mobucks555that's so sad but maybe you are right. i read somewhere that Schumi might be alive but things are not gonna be the same like used to be
@@mobucks555 you dont even know how he's doing. There have been people in the past who recovered as good as possible from such a incident. But you have to learn everything again and that can take time.
Honestly I dont know how hes doing, but saying "they should pull the plug" without knowing how he's doing is quite harsh
@@HELPME-rj7gp A GoPro went through his frontal lobe. There is no way to repair a lobotomy. He might be able to breathe and be spoon fed but that's about it. It's been SEVEN years; if there was any progress the family would be happy to share it by now.
As an average Indian, most of us were not familiar with Motor Sports. But we all knew who Michael Schumacher is. Ferrari couldn't be the "Ferrari" of today if it wasn't for Schumacher. Loads of respect from India and hope for your speedy recovery Sir.
Same😢
Michael is basically what got us to F1 and loving what he did and all the other legends that raced f1
Just watched this on Netflix. So well done, so well put together and I shed more than one tear. If I were offered the opportunity to see him now, as he is after the accident, I would turn down that offer. He was and will remain a legend in the world of F1 and should be remembered as such. I absolutely respect his families wish for their lives and Michael's life to remain private. Bravo Michael, Bravo 👏
Superb documentary Robert and i shed a few tears as well, especially towards the end, but what a humble guy really, such a fighter on track but off it, family was everything and anything. I hope we get to see him again in public one day, so thanks to Netflix, really enjoyed watching this :)
Just watched it as well. Powerfull documentary. It started with talk about a coma (Senna) and ended with the outcome of a coma (Schumi).
The movie was right in a way.... For us the fans he will forever be Deus ex machina. The god from the machine. The red car, the red helmet, the legend.
Well said. Schumi will always be remembered as the King of F1!
Schumacher is a brand, even if in these days people say, drive slow, you're not Michael Schumacher
You mean Hamilton
@@hshshshshshshs8831 What you're talking about
@@hshshshshshshs8831 who?
@@JohnPrello I think he was saying how he hears that phrase. I know in England you’ll hear people saying “slow down, your not schumacher” less. People will say Mansell, Button or Hamilton instead. just depends on what country your in. In Australia I’ve heard people say Webber.
Its the same in the whole of the Balkans region.... Schumacher is the word for the fast driving.
Just watched it today and got teary eyed towards the end. Michael will forever be a legend and his legacy will live on.
It’s not the records, but the way how he achieved his goals that is so inspiring to me. Talent comes easy, but dedication and resiliency is a state of mind. For me Michael is undoubtedly the best ever and watching this documentary, with a focus of the man behind the visor, only strengthens my admiration and respect for Michael. Danke Michael, keep fighting.
Michael Schumacher, the one true legend of F1, he is the reason I got into watching F1 races. JUST CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY OF MY ALL TIME FAVE RACING DRIVER!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely👍
Senna was only in F1 10 years and look at the mark he left on the sport,IMHO both Senna and Schumacher are the 2 best F1 drivers I've ever seen.
An Inspiration to a New Breed of Racers
Everything about Schumacher makes him a legend.. not alone the fact that he won 7!! WDCs
If he had this Mercedes he would have won 99% of races.
Especially his tax evasion
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 I remember the same was said about Hamilton.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 and the cheating, and the trying to run drivers off the track....let's not forget the black flags this egotistical cheat achieved....and the fact he won 2 of his championships while driving for a team run by a known cheat.....anyone even remember the special mode they had in the B194 and 195 for launch and traction control? when they were BANNED DRIVER AIDS
I’m not sure if I would apply, perhaps I’ll outsmart them in another way. However it goes though just know I’ll be ready for whatever comes my way
Michael Schumacher will always be the one of the Greatest Driver in Motorsports' History
Yeah. Just up there with AJ. Foyt, Dale Earnhardt, Mario Andretti, Jim Clark, Ayrton Senna, Juan Manuel Fangio, Bernd Schneider, Tom Kristensen etc.
Sir Stirling Moss has entered the conversation. Tazio Nuvolari looks around and wonders why God is sitting in his seat.
@@22copes And Rudolf Caracciola
@@eggselent9814 it’s Lewis
@@louisbeerreviews8964 Not even Top-5
just wish we could still watch the documentary
Seb: There was no one like him.
*I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying*
No I am not, you are
I started when I saw todler Schumi on the kart
i just watched the docu, and you`re right, i am crying
GOAT status is heavily debatable in F1, but if you narrow it down to one skill that makes a driver like Schumacher stands far above the rest, is his absolute leadership of building Ferrari (which is arguably the hardest team to build upon) from the bottom of the barrel to dominating for the next 6 years. No sportsman, and I mean NO SPORTSMAN in the history of the sport (that I know of) has done so. That is why Michael Schumacher is GOAT.
I mean Lewis has done the same thing with Mercedes
@@sam_sey I strongly doubt that, with the cuts in how much they can test the car and the vast resources of mercedes in engineers (and the fact that it was the superior car when he arrived). Plus Hamilton doesn't want to run in the simulators. So I don't see how Hamilton built that team (I'd give Toto Wolf more credit)
The only one that is better than Schumacher is Jim Clark, the greatest Racing Driver of all time.
True. I personally prefer Senna and think he's the best but Michael is right behind him.
He built a team in a way no driver has ever done just by his motivation and desire to be the best. Absolute Legend of the sport. You could even say he was part of Mercedes' success.
@@sam_sey When Lewis joined, Mercedes finished 2nd. You can't have that much of an effect on a team in a couple of months before the first race. And Mercedes were building the 2014 car since 2011, with Michael.
The only thing Lewis has brought to Mercedes is his own skill, Bonnington and some black paint for the car.
so many legendary michaels. michael jackson, michael jordan, michael phelps.
Michael Meyers 🔪☠️
Michael Scott
Michael masi
The man that almost kills Lando
Michael tyson
I’m absolutely disgusted with Netflix because they are taking this magnificent documentary away from us. This is so so sad
I’m the biggest Schumacher fan of all times and I can’t believe Netflix are being so selfish to loyal fans like me by taking this magnificent documentary away from people like me
Keep fighting Michael 🐐🐐🐐🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪👑👑👑🏎🏎🏎
Why tho?
pirate it on ev01
"He thinks he's Schumacher" - that explains the speed and skill Schumacher had.
its a phrase europeans use to describe someones driving. Oh you think youre a schumacher
Michael took the torch that Ayrton carried until his passing. I think he would have been proud of him, seeing how emotional Michael was after his passing shows the level of respect he had for him. I can’t wait to see this.
Surely not
Schumacher celebrated his win in Imola 94.
Thats the opposite of sympathy and respekt
And Schumacher didnt take part at funeral
@@sox5242 I took another look at the podium at Imola 94. Nobody is celebrating at all. The drivers were only informed after the race...
@@benn8793 schumacher is not happy and is smilingand waving to his crew?
I think u are blind
@@benn8793 u say the drivers were infirmed after race
But that Ratzenberger just died at qualification the day before they were surely informed my friend
@@benn8793 u dont have to know he is dead
It should be enough to surely know he had a terrible accident with fiäull speed and Schumacher surely knew that because he was just behind him
And as said, Ratzenberger died day before
So do yourself a favour and stfu
Valentino Rossi and Michael Schumacher ---- The GOATs of their respective sports. PERIOD. Never will it be repeated.
100% agree!
Agreed with you 💯 !!
Well I have huge respects for both but as far as repeating records goes, Lewis Hamilton actually has broken many of Michael's records and has equalled his 7 World Championships. Legends in their own rights I guess.
Hamilton > Schumacher
@@xertrepiv2075 I know the records have been broken. But the X FACTOR. Their ability to attract millions of viewers. That's what I meant for saying never will it be repeated.
He was - and still is - my hero. He filled my childhood with a lot of joy and happinesss.
Now this is how you do a trailer. This is for the generation of fans who didn't get to see Michael and his quite extraordinary career.
It's crazy how similar Michal Schumacher and Michael Jordan are in terms of personality. They never accepted anything else but perfection. And they both inspired millions of people and many generations in trying to reach that goal.
Yeah, I reconised this too.
And I really think that... If you really try to be THE BEST, no matter what sport etc it is, you really have to be a maniac.
You HAVE to be crazy, especially mentally, otherwise you're limiting your chances to get this far.
@@frankbreuer7185 That and you need to sacrifice. Arnold Schwarzenegger didn‘t attend the funeral of his dad, because he was in preperation of a championship. This is what devides most champions from the rest.
True, all top athletes and businessmen will tell you the same. You see with Senna, Ronaldo, Schumacher or Arnold. They all have the same ruthless winning never-give-up number 1 mentality.
Michaels are benchmarks Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, Michael Schumacher, Michael Phelps, Mike Tyson, I was discussing with my mate the other day, if I miss any michaels please add on
@@sarath2929 Michael Johnson (the guy who run with gold shoes)
For me racing is Schumacher and Schumacher is racing... If i talk to other people that not into f1 at least they know 1 driver.. And they only know Michael Schumacher... That's it... He's been the most famous motorsport icon alongside Rossi... F1 and MotoGp is Schumacher and Rossi for people like me... I miss Schumacher... Everyone want to be like him, but he still the face of F1, at least for me...
If you look at the legacy Lewis will leave behind, its a long list of numbers accomplished with a 'get in and drive' beast of a car. The kind of book you find in the non fiction, accounting section. The way Michael lifted Ferrari to number 1, go look in the best seller fiction section for that one.
What he did with Ferrari is something out of a Disney movie. Incredibly inspirational, and moving, such a touching and moving documentary.
The best thing about all this is, that Michaels family found a way to almost keep the press away from him. Netflix, you deserve all the credits for this, i cant wait to see it - and you just made the expression living legend real.
Thank you, Gina-Marie, Mick and Corinna to share some thoughts, we are ALL with you!
Pieces of shit keep the truth hidden and dont let anybody know his condition
@@Chris-hw4mq that is because they are his family and you a nobody, see the diference??
@@Chris-hw4mq they don’t owe you any information.
I agree. However, the majority of his fans simply want to know how he is.
@@RaiLee9681 he is a public figure and his fans deserve to know what is going on with him. He is probably a vegetable and they just milk money from it
Throughout years i would hear "commoners" people unfamiliar with motosport whatsoever, if they see someone driving fast on public road, racing, overtaking dangerously, people have saying "Wanna be Schumacher" or "What is this guy thinking, that hes Schumacher?". Thats how you know someone is engraved in so many peoples brains, they know about you and they dont know nothing about racing.Truly Greatest of all time!
That is so true! Same in Germany until nowadays :D
same in spain lol
@@mantastyle9078 same in Italy, every Balkans country, every germanic or slavic country in general.
Just watched it on Netflix! Even though I know pretty much everything about Michael's career and life, I didn't realized how fast those nearly 2 hours were spent while watching this documentary tribute. By this I mean the film is absolutely worth watching, especially for F1 and Motorsport fans like me. I was there when Michael was transported to the hospital in Grenoble and felt all those tragic moments very deeply while supporting his family around the hospital. Hope he will finally win his 92nd race by recovering in one day! Forza Schumi!
Hearing his kids just hits different.
Man that first sound through the tunnel gave me Goose bumps
I couldn't understand all the lack of details and footage of post accident Michael Schumacher but after watching this I fully get it now.
immer wieder Gänsehaut beim anschauen des Trailers, der beste Fahrer den die Welt je gesehen hat, wir vermissen Dich
When Michael's daughter said those words "Well, he is my dad, and I'm glad that he is," I literally teared up and feel like saying to her "You're lucky to have him, cos' he's truly a legend!" (sending hearts) Honestly, I don't know much about Michael's story, but I believe this documentary will open up to many new fans like me to see how much of his personality have influenced the world and Formula 1
I've got goosebumps the size of gearboxes now.
We miss you, Michael. Always.
A heartbreaking and yet, very moving story. At the beginning of the film, you can hear this lovely emotional & dramatic music 🎶 and you can see Michael snorkeling with his wife and children, a metaphor of the state he's in, unfortunately, because when you're underwater, you obviously can't talk or walk... It continues with Michael going through this dark tunnel (similar to his situation, again, sad) and he comes out with his F1 Ferrari racing car. This is when you hear Michael talk and his incredible story starts. On a personal note, when Michael comes out of this dark tunnel, goes into the light and the blue sky up above, you see Michael's name "SCHUMACHER", I personally saw a symbol of hope, healing and steadfast. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 for this great man who's full of strength and sending prayers to his family.
Schumi was more than a racer. Like Niki, he can sort out a car like the Ferrari which was garbage, to a winning car. Whereas Lewis walked right into a winning car at Mercedes, that by the way Schumi was also sorting out before his second retirement.
Couldn’t agree more!
I'm pretty sure that's the only reason Michael came out of retirement, because Brawn was working on the Mercedes and Michael has the ability to turn it into a championship winning car, even if he wasn't in his prime. You could see his work before Lewis won in 2014; Nico won in China in 2012 and the team came 2nd in the constructors in 2013.
@@princeendymion9044 Which has me wonder, as good as Lewis is (and so are a few others), could he be unbeatable in a mid-pack car. Lets face it, to win you need three things: a fast driver, consistency and a fast car that is reliable.
@@achristian7015 I personally think that's already been proven to an extent. The McLaren of 2010-2012 by no means is a midfield car, it was fighting with Red Bull, but in the end wasn't as good as it. Lewis was technically still in the title fight with Vettel, Webber and Alonso coming into Abu Dhabi in 2010, but he was easily beaten by Button in 2011 and ever so slightly beaten by him again in 2012. And in saying that, you need only look at 2016 to see how you beat Lewis. Be consistent, strike when Lewis is down and defend like hell when he bounces back.
@@princeendymion9044 Well you are more up on F1 than I am. I stopped watching when Schumi left. And to think he could have 9 titles if he didn't run into Coulthard while lapping in the rain and the Ferrari breakdown at Monaco?. I remember him sitting in his Ferrari looking at the screen, going out for another qualifying lap and taking well over a second off and a second is forever. He tried a stint in motorcycling, but that takes far more balls. Valentino Rossi tried a Ferrari and came in mid-pack time-wise during testing. Only one driver (John Surtees?) won both motorcycle and F1 championships. I prefer watching WRC.
Simply the best. I miss Michael, F1 hasn't really been the same without him.
And will never be😢
to be fair i get easily bored with the drivers today lol, i wish there were more diversity
@@EsporteSavvy well you dont know about that , imagine someone saying what you said before schumacher became a driver
gänsehaut pur!!! wie schön es wäre ihn jetzt an der seite von Mick zu sehen.. es war eine unfassbare zeit mit ihm als Rennfahrer und als mensch!
when it was cricket it was sachin, when its basketball it was jordan, and when it was racing it was schumacher. Those were 1990s
Let's not forget Tiger. But yea. The 90's were something else for sports. Bulls fan and Ferrari fan.
Those names are synonymous with the sport now🤘🏻
@james Pelè?
@james lol that's the first person I think of when football and Brazil is mentioned. My bad lol
When I first learned about F1 racing as a child, the driver I ever learned the name of was Michael Schumacher. He was THE champion. A living legend of the track. And he still is. And we will never, ever forget him.
When Mick said he would trade anything in the world to just talk about racing with his father......i broke down wow Schummi is basically gone his wife kept him alive Love is special i hope this man becomes whole again stem research and brain research will get better cause of him...damn
The same here. The way he looked away…i was done! Crashed
I think what makes Schumacher the greatest of all time is that he was the most complete of the bunch. He had raw speed, he had an above average (even for F1 driver) understanding of the car and he was probably the best team leading driver of all time. I rate Lauda over Hunt cause he was a complete driver. I rate Prost over Senna cause he was a complete driver. And I rate Schumacher over Hamilton for the same reasons. He was as close as you can get to being the ultimate driver.
Agree. But, if Hamilton gets one more. I think I'm gonna move him to the top.
Could not have said it better, was just a bit young for the Lauda, Hunt battle.
Prost boy most of my life, even though Allan Jones was our hometown hero.
Schumacher was just next level.
@@hainesy67 I was born in 2003 but I'm a history buff.
@Stealth Leopard He was more tactical. He was more level headed. There is a reason he was "the professor".
Can't wait for this. All I remember is no matter how many GP he won, he was as ecstatic about the latest one on the podium as the first.
Why? It’s just going to be a review of his career…they’re is lots of them to be viewed….will be nothing about his treatment and how he is now.
Netflix got something right and so very right.
just saw this , the first 3 minutes will give you goosebumps like nothing else. Simply the greatest F1 driver ever and not because of this documentary , the things he accomplished and the things he did with cars nobody else could
The only name that got me hooked to F1 in the first place when I was a child. Thank you, Michael. ❤️
Michael will always be the GOAT. What he achieved with an underperforming Ferrari team in the doldrums and building it with Todt, Brawn, and Byrne may never be repeated again. So many of his wins came in machinery that was not the quickest but he dragged it to podiums. His mental strength, team spirit, dedication are unparalleled. He never blamed his team when things didn't go to plan unlike modern F1 divas who are quick to vent their anger and throw their teams under the bus in public.
I’ve always been a senna fan, who knows how many championships he could’ve had. But Schumacher is Schumacher, can’t hate him
Read about old drivers like Fangio, Clark, Moss and many others...guys driving impossible cars, they were their own mechanics, racing in horrendous conditions on extremely dangerous circuits and even racing endurance races that lasted for weeks across entire continents (Fangio), arriving with cars practically destroyed with parts replaced by themselves at the side of the road, racing on pebbles and sand with extreme conditions. MJ was a good driver and a perfectionist, but far away from being the GOAT.
'Machinery that wasn't the quickest'.
That isn't really true is it?
Nothing against Michael, he's one of the goats.
he was not always a kind person but that was under stress during race. what made him special was his knowledge and understanding of car engineering. He would go to his team and say "I think there is something wrong in that specific location" and they would find it and never believe how the f he understood that! THE F1 CAR WAS AN EXTENSION OF HIS BODY!
i miss him. After him and the lame f1 engines of the last years the sport is boring AF.
@@martingimenez339 Very different context. Michael was against a field of professionals vs the others who were mostly against amateurs.
I started watching F1 primarily because of Schumacher. He had just gone to Ferrari and was set to revitalize them. After a few Mika championships Schumacher and Ferrari came into form and the rest is history. I still think they changed the tire rules in 2005 to end their dominance. If Schumi had Michelins instead of Bridgestone i think he wins 6 in a row.
Right! They changed the rules to stop him.
He is a the person who made Mercedes step by step strong team!
Schumacher Forever!!!
2006 was the real bummer. he should have won that title.
@@MrSeanma If not for the fuckers at Ferrari who screwed up at Suzuka, he would have.
A few? You mean two. Two championship titles for Hakkinen.
My friend at the time in the 1998 told me Schumacher's time has passed and that he doesnt know why i adore him and Ferrari so much.... Nothing more to say there. My friend was silenced by the greatness and the glory of the Red Baron.
The tears just rolling down my face. The childhood hero. The unbeatable.
As a little kid watching Schumacher race in 1998 gave me chills, the same I got watching this trailer. Get well soon Micheal 🙏♥️
This guy was my favorite driver in all of Formula 1. I'm absolutely excited to see this.
I MISS U MICHAEL SCHUMACHER T_T
I grew up watching this guy. Will always have a space in my heart.
My heart beat picked up at the end when he went into that tunnel in Monaco. I was 5-6 when I saw him enter that tunnel and started crying when the crash was reported because Schumacher in the red Ferrari was my favorite
It's thanks to Schumi thats i've been following the f1 for many many years. He's the greatest off all times.
Thank you for this documentary. Very nice to see Michael Schumacher career. What a humble man. All the best for him and his family.
I hope he watched his son get points today by finishing 8th in great British f1
Absolutely stoked for this. Schumacher is my #1 sporting hero. I still remember catching Spa 1998, my first F1 race, on television by chance. I cursed at the screen when Schumacher ran into the back of Coulthard. Then 2 weeks later I was jumping around my living room screaming in excitement when Schumacher passed Hakkinen for the lead at Monza after Coulthard’s engine blew up. No person has made me experience such highs and lows as a sports-fan than him.
his family talks about him like his whole personality and everything abt him is really gone forever… ☹️
I'm one of the few people in The Netherlands who are called Schumacher. Have always been proud to have this last name. When Michael was still driving people regularly made car sounds and pretended like they were driving when they met me. Hey Schumi! They said. Loved it.
If anyone knows about F1 it's because of Michael. A must watch movie. He is a legend and kind hearted person.
I for one am excited for this. I got into watching formula one cause of him and my love of the sport boils down to this legend. I hope he gets well soon
The GOAT, only few deserves to enter in this discussion.. above the records his biggest achievement was taking a Ferrari that couldn't win a single gp to dominate everything and everybody in a few years..
Ferrari won races in 1994 and 1995 prior to Schumacher joining for 1996.
@@benitolonard4441 2 wins between 91-95. Of which in 95 they won due to Michael having reliability issues. So Germany 94 the only race the won on pace in 5 years. So yes the turn around is impressive
@@philwillcox4800 So you agree. The original comment is false and Ferrari did win races.
@@benitolonard4441 true but at the same time they couldn't win a race by pace alone since 90 excluding Germany 94 until Michael arrived. Would you say racing point was fighting for wins after winning last year? Of course not as your not an idiot, they won because of issues with stronger teams. The same principle applies. Were benetton fighting for wins after Michael left, again other than Germany 96 and 97, the answer is no. Just because they won one from 96-01 doesn't mean they fought for victories
@@philwillcox4800 With the greatest of respect, the only point I am making is that Ferrari did win races in 1994 and 1995 which totally contradicts the original comment on this thread which states that Ferrari couldn't win a single grand prix.
No one even mentioned 'fighting for wins'
A bless Soul...Die Hard Fan from India...Wish he could drive in my country...Love you man
The fact that he left a team with whom he had won 2 back to back championships to resurrect the glory of the biggest name in F1 makes him the all time best in my eyes. And then to work hard for almost half a decade to build that team and then go on to dominate the championships for 5 straight years. No one comes close.
The best and greatest of all time.
Like Rossi, both such legends
Michael was also a known cheat. Lets not forget that.
@@rumblefish9 it's a pathetic thing that people call Michael a cheat but won't utter a word against Senna who deliberately crashed into Prost more than once.
Money was the main factor, nothing wrong with that.
@@Whatreally123 Schumacher crashed deliberately, more than once. That does not distract from his skill.