Top 10 Moments of Schumacher Brilliance

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  • With 91 wins across his illustrious career, it was nearly impossible to pick just 10 moments to highlight the genius of Michael Schumacher. Here are the most incredible moments that show why he's regarded by many as the greatest of all time.
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  • @jackz5241
    @jackz5241 Před 3 lety +3906

    This is criminally short, the dude's career was nothing but brilliance.

    • @cinegraphics
      @cinegraphics Před 2 lety +125

      Yeah, but FIA was ordered to push another driver..... you know, the one claiming to be the first one from the working class.
      Even though Schumacher's father was a brick layer. And Alonso's father was a miner.
      While LH's father was an IT manager with a high salary. Some "working class"...

    • @kahnbr
      @kahnbr Před 2 lety +6

      @@cinegraphics ???

    • @cinegraphics
      @cinegraphics Před 2 lety +85

      @@kahnbr you didn't know that? Compared to Michael and Fernando, Lewis came from the richest family. His dad was an IT manager. He was earning a lot. They invented a story that his dad "had 3 jobs in parallel". And later they even upgraded it to "4 jobs". I expect it to be "5 jobs" next year. But when you ask which were those jobs, there's no answer. Because it's just a story for the media. While MSC and Alonso really came from working class. Brick layer and miner. Doesn't go lower than that. But unlike LH, neither MSC nor Alonso found it tasteful to brag about it. However, the one who came from the upper middle class is constantly bragging about being from "working class". I guess to make himself look better.

    • @StuartH2709
      @StuartH2709 Před 2 lety +66

      @@cinegraphics couldn't have said it any better! Everything Hamilton says is a façade. The guy is the biggest fake in the sport.

    • @danoc5243
      @danoc5243 Před 2 lety +13

      @@cinegraphics In fairness to that story, karting is really expensive to do, like talking about over £200k a year. But you're right, Michael and Alonso had lower class background.

  • @khj5582
    @khj5582 Před 3 lety +4739

    Schumacher came into F1 on pure, raw talent... his father was a bricklayer.

    • @mbirdmann1866
      @mbirdmann1866 Před 3 lety +140

      Very cool. NFL super star Jerry rices father also was a brick layer. Tossed bricks to him as a kid. Their hands are strong.

    • @NationOfMasturbation
      @NationOfMasturbation Před 3 lety +318

      I thought he was a shoe maker

    • @slnz8178
      @slnz8178 Před 3 lety +70

      Just like mazepin❤️❤️

    • @ajsreekar9486
      @ajsreekar9486 Před 3 lety +11

      Schumacher had Mercedes backing

    • @Amir_Khosrowshahi
      @Amir_Khosrowshahi Před 3 lety +100

      @@ajsreekar9486 no his dad built all his stuff and worked three jobs and couldn’t buy an engine, and someone paid for him

  • @johnc3403
    @johnc3403 Před 4 lety +4805

    I'm 53, been watching this sport since the seventies, 40+ years... to my mind, Schumacher was the best. Absolutely the best.. Senna was the peoples champion, and rightly so, but Schumacher was so supremely talented that it's hard to argue with him being the greatest of all time... any weather condition, any tyre condition, if the car still moved he had it taped, even being stuck in 5th gear ffs... the rainmeister they called him... When Schumacher was in his prime, he could do anything, anything at all, he could do magic and often did. Keep battling Michael... we won't forget you...

    • @dkz00
      @dkz00 Před 4 lety +24

      John C but wuld have he won so many titles if it wasn’t for a servant barrichello holding other drivers during some races? remember that barrichello even let him pass just before the finish line one time.
      among the greatest for sure!

    • @johns3582
      @johns3582 Před 4 lety +163

      @@dkz00 That may be true to a point but all number one drivers on a team have a number two behind them that there job is to insure that the number one wins or scores a many points as possible.

    • @dkz00
      @dkz00 Před 4 lety +14

      John S schumi did have number 2s ONLY. i did the searching, not one name was decent. massa only went so far because he was less of a bitch than barrichello and schumi was trying to leave ferrari with another champion driver after he retired.
      prost-senna/senna-prost was a team of number 1s. there was also alonso-hamilton...
      btw, isn’t hamilton gonna conquer all the numbers schumi has?

    • @Gabriel-Marcelo
      @Gabriel-Marcelo Před 4 lety +36

      @@dkz00 In fact, Rubinho had plenty of talent to go head to head with Schumi, Mika etc. Great examples are Donington 93 (in the third race of his career, he went from 12th to 4th in the first lap driving a Jordan) and Germany 2000.
      I think he needed to be more "tough", in the sense of imposing himself, saying: I know my potential and I will fight for my space. That was what Senna did at McLaren and there was no 1st or 2nd driver between him and Prost. It was the two of them fighting for every inch.
      Maybe Rubinho thought he could get around the situation. But Ferrari had already decided who would have priority

    • @dkz00
      @dkz00 Před 4 lety +2

      Gabriel Marcelo senna jumped 5-1 passing 3 world champions (schumi, hill and prost). rubens did nothing but overtake number 2s. and endend 10th. he was born to be schumi’s berger.

  • @robertcarr4172
    @robertcarr4172 Před 2 lety +853

    I still honestly believe Schumi is the strongest f1 driver we have ever had. Absolutely relentless.

    • @SimArtyPantz
      @SimArtyPantz Před 2 lety +30

      Best ever in the entire universe. Much better than Senna.

    • @Matheus-xf9ts
      @Matheus-xf9ts Před 2 lety +22

      @@SimArtyPantz I disagree but I respect. I'm Brazilian and I prefer Senna, he was a great driver and a true legend. Unfortunately, he left early. 🇧🇷

    • @koolcloud6177
      @koolcloud6177 Před 2 lety +13

      @@Matheus-xf9ts we need more humans like you in today's world, love from India mate!🇮🇳

    • @Matheus-xf9ts
      @Matheus-xf9ts Před 2 lety +6

      @@koolcloud6177 Thanks my comrade, it made my day joyful reading this 🇧🇷❤️🇮🇳

    • @thatcarguy8300
      @thatcarguy8300 Před 2 lety +21

      @@Matheus-xf9ts You disagree but aren't toxic, that is rare in an F1 fan.

  • @billytheta9016
    @billytheta9016 Před 4 lety +2534

    Here in greece when someone drives really fast its a common phrase even like elders who dont know what f1 is say '' who do you think you are schumacher ? '' that says a lot

  • @MimonJesus67
    @MimonJesus67 Před 3 lety +1569

    He was the reason millions of Germans started watching F1 back in the 90's.

    • @sugatadas7040
      @sugatadas7040 Před 2 lety +33

      And an Indian. Me.

    • @morpheus8300
      @morpheus8300 Před 2 lety +3

      Eben,eben,eben. Mhhjap.

    • @MimonJesus67
      @MimonJesus67 Před 2 lety +11

      @@morpheus8300 genau, genau, genau. ich empfehle mich.

    • @morpheus8300
      @morpheus8300 Před 2 lety +2

      @@MimonJesus67 Bei so viel Baraka, das in Ihnen steckt, kann ich Ihnen das nicht verübeln. Heil NWO

    • @f3p
      @f3p Před 2 lety +11

      My mom was born in Cameroon and she moved to Germany and watched F1 but she supported hakkinen lol

  • @agostinolupoagostinol163
    @agostinolupoagostinol163 Před 4 lety +1303

    He is not a legend,he is THE LEGEND.
    Love you Michael.
    #keepfightingmichael

    • @MT-pv2rf
      @MT-pv2rf Před 3 lety +1

      The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field had been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
      "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
      "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
      "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
      "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.

    • @pokkaizemma2326
      @pokkaizemma2326 Před 3 lety +32

      @@MT-pv2rf Get a life, dont spam your bashing under every comment

    • @runninginthe90s75
      @runninginthe90s75 Před 3 lety +24

      @@pokkaizemma2326 He is british who hate Michael when he win. That guy also Hamilton fanboy

    • @bubblebuster6813
      @bubblebuster6813 Před 2 lety

      @@runninginthe90s75 Jordan is Irish, the complete opposite of a British person. Just for info.

    • @runninginthe90s75
      @runninginthe90s75 Před 2 lety +2

      @@bubblebuster6813 Im talking about David Coulhard

  • @ChetanSharma_727
    @ChetanSharma_727 Před 3 lety +171

    "Schumacher" the name which is synonymous with quality fast driving. A true LEGEND

    • @largol33t1
      @largol33t1 Před rokem +3

      I'm tired of Senna's bootlicking fanboys whining about Schumacher. Senna won three titles with the finest machines McLaren could crank out on a massive sponsorship budget and STILL, Schumacher beat him several times with an inferior car in 1992. In fact, Senna didn't even finish third in the points despite three wins to Schumacher's single win.

  • @tejasshah99
    @tejasshah99 Před 5 lety +2268

    The man Who concreted the Name Of Ferrari. In childhood whenever i heard about racing or ferrari the only name which came in mind was micheal Schumacher

    • @richardgude
      @richardgude Před 5 lety

      Dog

    • @lordfred23
      @lordfred23 Před 5 lety +10

      well Gilles Villeneuve come in mind for me not better than Schumacher but still here in my mind

    • @joaoandrade2828
      @joaoandrade2828 Před 5 lety +2

      "micheal"

    • @tejasshah99
      @tejasshah99 Před 5 lety +9

      @MrChiefB56 i am just new in F1 i didnt knew anyone but always heard the name Of micheal Schumacher. I am glad that you replied to my comment

    • @andreamoroni97
      @andreamoroni97 Před 5 lety +6

      @MrChiefB56 Well I think it's fairly reasonable, he covered 7 decades of motor racing (more than Sir Frank Williams by 17 years) starting back in 1919 and S.F. was already the most decorated racing team, it had 9 WDC and 8 WCC in F1 (with Williams stuck at 3 and 4 and McLaren at 5 and 3) plus all the other titles in the other racing series like the 12 titles in the World Sportscar Championship between 1953 and 1972, 9 victories at Le Mans and Sebring, 4 in Daytona, 7 at the Targa Florio and Mille Miglia, 2 Carrera Panamericana and won even in motorcycle racing between 1932 and 1934 with 3 national titles and 44 victories, plus his team had many important driversall this at that famous August 14th before the belgian GP, plus his team had many important drivers through the years.

  • @herceg6772
    @herceg6772 Před 2 lety +370

    Just saw the documentary Schumacher, I'm amazed when he switched to ferrari, he styed with mechanics until late to work on the car. HE DEVELOPED HIS FERRARI CAR! HE GAVE THE INPUTS AND SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS! Todays drivers are like, "is the car ready? No! See you later". No way anyone could me measured with Michael. Pure natural talent. Formula 1's Messi

    • @rafaelsantiagosupportkingi9265
      @rafaelsantiagosupportkingi9265 Před 2 lety +32

      Messi is footballs schumacher

    • @redipustaka3222
      @redipustaka3222 Před 2 lety +26

      Based on people that very close with Schumi. They all see that Schumi love to work harder than anyone, something that differentiate him.

    • @MDgp5dl
      @MDgp5dl Před 2 lety +3

      Seems like you began F1 2-3 years back lol . Those Netflix documentaries won't show you the gray area of his racing

    • @Maroslavka
      @Maroslavka Před 2 lety +33

      Schumacher went from a team he won 2 titles in a row with, to a team that hadn't won in the sport for over 2 decades. He helped to build the foundations of that team over the next 3 years and then went on to dominate with that team for the next 5 years. He helped and was a crucial part in building their success.
      He also came out of retirement and helped developed Mercedes into what they are now before Hamilton took the seat He was in. Brawn himself said Schumacher had an immense and crucial part to play in developing the car and team into what it was to dominate the sport with Hamilton at the wheel.
      Schumacher has and always will be the greatest F1 driver the sport has seen, alot don't like him, but anyone with common knowledge of F1 won't dispute that. Hamilton is a great, that can't be disputed. But he is not the greatest of all time.
      Love or hate him, Schumacher was the greatest.
      Oh to answer about others with poor equipment, Schumacher also has the most wins in a non championship winning car even though he has less wins than Hamilton, further proof Hamilton is only great with the greatest car against the other greats records.

    • @Maroslavka
      @Maroslavka Před rokem

      You either need a 1 second a lap faster car than everyone else on the grid like Hamilton had all those years or you need that intelligent aggression and ruthless attacks, just like Schumacher

  • @dosenwurst101
    @dosenwurst101 Před 4 lety +371

    The Monaco Pole in 2012 with 43 years in that terrible Mercedes was one of my Highlights. This was pure driving genius

    • @yesyesyesimdoingallthetime2770
      @yesyesyesimdoingallthetime2770 Před 3 lety +4

      It wasn't terrible at that track

    • @wilhelmjackz5070
      @wilhelmjackz5070 Před 3 lety +29

      Fun fact: michaels first and last pole was in monaco :D

    • @klt80
      @klt80 Před 3 lety +4

      Yeah That was a Monster run From Michael 😅

    • @MT-pv2rf
      @MT-pv2rf Před 3 lety +3

      The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field had been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
      "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
      "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
      "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
      "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.

    • @varunchopra5968
      @varunchopra5968 Před 2 lety +3

      Umm lol it feel weird reading terrible Mercedes

  • @heyhey5712
    @heyhey5712 Před 3 lety +345

    Michael was the greatest off all time. No one can ever match his greatness.

  • @davidmoll7250
    @davidmoll7250 Před 5 lety +2799

    God I miss this man. He is truly a legend

    • @Maxwell0910
      @Maxwell0910 Před 5 lety +7

      David Moll no a cheat

    • @davidmoll7250
      @davidmoll7250 Před 5 lety +155

      @@Maxwell0910 I never saw a cheat winning 7 titles and 91 races

    • @davidmoll7250
      @davidmoll7250 Před 5 lety +61

      @English prick and can you prove it? Why do you think he was a cheat? What makes you think talking him down like this is the right decision?

    • @_marcogt_1142
      @_marcogt_1142 Před 5 lety +84

      @@davidmoll7250 Dont listen to this stupid prick. Schumacher is a truly legend, i totally agree you👍🏼

    • @lespaz1197
      @lespaz1197 Před 5 lety +10

      He was caught cheating a few times so theres proof he cheated, hes still a legend and it doesnt mean some other drivers didnt cheat. But still the way michael cheated was also legendary

  • @ProfPantaloons
    @ProfPantaloons Před 5 lety +640

    100% agree on the Spain 96 race. That car was dreadful. The critics were out saying Schumacher had made a mistake going there from a dominant Benetton team. But boy he silenced everyone there. The best driver I have had the privilege of seeing. Nobody now comes near. Keep fighting Michael.

    • @hoatattis7283
      @hoatattis7283 Před 4 lety

      Warren OMAHONY: Go and see Fangio at the 57 German Grand Prix. Beats your bloody Schumacher hands down

    • @TheDazzler420
      @TheDazzler420 Před 4 lety +27

      @@hoatattis7283 Fangio was fraud because the whole sport was shit and obsolete even for timeline such as 60s

    • @leampunkt3678
      @leampunkt3678 Před 4 lety +36

      Totally agree with you! Whatever happens in F1 and no matter how many talented and successful driver there are to come, Schumacher will forever be the hero in F1. Coming from family having no money to buy him into racing, it was his pure talent and his hard work. His determination and his technical and engineering knowhow where the keys, because is was so much involved in developing and tuning the cars, like no one before. People say, that he all the attention in the Ferrari team and that it wasnt fair, but it was Michaels success to bring Ferrari back to a wining team having a winning car. He took the risk anf joined Ferrari, when there was no success for many many years. He contributed his knowledge and formed a succesful team for many years. It was all his success. One of the biggest compliments I ever heard, came from Gerhard Berger. When Michael went to Ferrari, Gerhard joined Benetton and sat in Michaels car for his last season. Gerhard therfore was a very experienced driver and he once admitted, that he barley was able to control or tune this car. It was so hard to drive that he had to took his had off to Michael driving this car at the limit. We will never know, what 1999 would have been or what would have been, if he stayed just one more season. With all he was as driver, he was outstanding

    • @MT-pv2rf
      @MT-pv2rf Před 3 lety +3

      The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field had been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
      "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
      "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
      "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
      "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.

    • @pokkaizemma2326
      @pokkaizemma2326 Před 3 lety +16

      @@MT-pv2rf Get a life, dont spam your bashing under every comment

  • @stooby267
    @stooby267 Před 4 lety +2359

    Even if Hamilton wins 10 titles he will never be on Michaels level

    • @marcopoloplanner8843
      @marcopoloplanner8843 Před 4 lety +144

      he would if he switched to a crap car that takes 3-4 years to become competitive :)

    • @stooby267
      @stooby267 Před 4 lety +202

      @@marcopoloplanner8843 we both know he's not gonna do that. Don't get me wrong if he starts driving for ferrari I'd like nothing more than to see him win more titles but as for now I don't see him in the top 5, maybe top 10 at a push. The competition in michaels era was probably at the highest standard its ever been

    • @marcopoloplanner8843
      @marcopoloplanner8843 Před 4 lety +71

      @@stooby267 he won't do that for sure. I think Schumacher was moved by money and of course by the challenge and the opportunity to show he was the greatest of all time. He took a bit of a gamble career wise (not financially) and it paid off. That pass of Alesi was ridiculous. Even 1 car could hardly squeeze through that chicane. And that wet race in 1996 in the rain was out of this world. In 1994 he was a complete nightmare to Williams.

    • @CP-vg4vy
      @CP-vg4vy Před 4 lety +15

      Hater

    • @TheKestevon
      @TheKestevon Před 4 lety +43

      Driver's factor is much lesser in f1 today but can't deny that Lewis and Fenando are 2 top drivers of this generation after Schumacher era ended in 2006. Max, Leclerc and Russell are future top drivers.

  • @akashmishra1159
    @akashmishra1159 Před 3 lety +716

    And that, ladies and gentlemen, why Schumacher is untouchable in the history of Formula 1. Lewis wouldn't even dare to polish this guy's shoes

    • @sovvsuh
      @sovvsuh Před 3 lety +16

      i agree with ya

    • @LordOfTheBored
      @LordOfTheBored Před 3 lety +87

      He would not do it if you wanted him to. He´d whine about it being racist and in the next race Merc would remove all sponsor logos from their car and replace it with a large writing: "Say no to racism" or so

    • @user-dm2ps9sp4h
      @user-dm2ps9sp4h Před 3 lety +3

      YES YES YES

    • @demdjen77
      @demdjen77 Před 3 lety +38

      @@LordOfTheBored Since Hamilton sued a 120 year old Hamilton watch company because of their name I am expecting he will sue Mercedes due to the holocaust. Hamilton - idiot.

    • @baqilayali9408
      @baqilayali9408 Před 3 lety +44

      To me, Schumi celebrating massa’s win in brazil ‘06 when he lost the 8th title confirmed that Michael will forever be THE 🐐, compared to LH sour face and tantrums losing to bottas whilst still leading the championship and no chance of anyone beating him in 2020 for the 7th.

  • @nikopropertyagent
    @nikopropertyagent Před 4 lety +755

    Stuck in 5th gear and still maintain the pace and come in second, what a legend.
    Today's driver already retired, non stop whining, blaming the teams.

    • @lukewlsn2805
      @lukewlsn2805 Před 4 lety +2

      I think that sennas drive in Brazil '91 was better as he was stuck in 6th gear and ended up fending off patrese by two seconds with rain coming down

    • @ExzcellionGamma
      @ExzcellionGamma Před 4 lety +48

      @@lukewlsn2805 Nah, Schumacher was stuck with 5th gear for a good part of the race.
      He had to pit as well.

    • @Bartooc
      @Bartooc Před 3 lety +2

      Wait is this the same guy that deliberately caused multiple accidents and was even banned from F1 drivers championship?

    • @wingzero2348
      @wingzero2348 Před 3 lety +27

      @@Bartooc Lol your talking about 1997 jerez. Take away Jerez and he was on top of the championship In the most inferior f1 car ever. A shitty 1997 ferrari almost won the championship before he crashed into the William's. He was really unlucky in that final race as he got a bad set of tyres, but no complaints, well done William's. Still almost winning a championship with a car you would hope to end in 6th place is amazing. Sit down

    • @Ass4ssin007
      @Ass4ssin007 Před 3 lety +35

      @@wingzero2348 i hate it when people use this stuff to discredit Michael. Was it a bad thing to crash into the Williams? Absolutely. But people forget all the top drivers had poor Moments. What about Senna saying hes gonna go for 1st place into T1 no matter the consequences at Japan91 ? And he ended up crashing and giving him the title. No one uses that against Senna. Hes the peoples favourite. Probably has something to do with their nationalitys. Easy to make Schumacher the Standard german Villain.

  • @AlifNurfakhri
    @AlifNurfakhri Před 5 lety +799

    I cried a bit watching this. He was my childhood hero ☹️

  • @Maroslavka
    @Maroslavka Před 2 lety +234

    If Schumacher accepted the offer from dominant williams in 1996 and took the “easy way”, he would have more titles, instead of this he went from a team he won 2 titles in a row with, to a team that hadn't won in the sport for over 2 decades. He helped to build the foundations of that team over the next 3 years and then went on to dominate with that team for the next 5 years. He helped and was a crucial part in building their success.
    He also came out of retirement and helped developed Mercedes into what they are now before Hamilton took the seat He was in. Brawn himself said Schumacher had an immense and crucial part to play in developing the car and team into what it was to dominate the sport with Hamilton at the wheel.
    Schumacher has and always will be the greatest F1 driver the sport has seen, alot don't like him, but anyone with common knowledge of F1 won't dispute that. Hamilton is a great, that can't be disputed. But he is not the greatest of all time.
    Oh to answer about others with poor equipment, Schumacher also has the most wins in a non championship winning car even though he has less wins than Hamilton, further proof Hamilton is only great with the greatest car against the other greats records.

    • @interceptingfist5682
      @interceptingfist5682 Před 2 lety +1

      Well, guess we'll never know for sure 🤷🏽‍♂️

    • @brucekilby9957
      @brucekilby9957 Před 2 lety +14

      He is truly one of the Greatest and one of the Great Natural Talents. The Only Other is Senna.🇩🇪🇧🇷

    • @77Sakshin
      @77Sakshin Před 2 lety +16

      @@brucekilby9957 exactly. Schumacher and Senna. The true GOATs

    • @DirtyJamesUK
      @DirtyJamesUK Před 2 lety +4

      @@brucekilby9957 I'm not sure how anybody could dispute Hamilton is a natural talent. That guy has been winning since he was a little boy. Beating top competitors years older than him from the age of 10.
      I looked at him in 2007 and secretly believed he might become the GOAT.
      He did. With years to spare.
      Hamilton is truly great, but as with the greats before him, he has more than his fair share of doubters, who will in time become some of his biggest fans. In time any racing fan must feel privileged to witness such greatness.

    • @yonatankulessa7120
      @yonatankulessa7120 Před 2 lety +6

      Schumacher in the 2014 Mercedes would win every year

  • @kbhay1915
    @kbhay1915 Před 4 lety +171

    A legendary driver with almost no equal to his driving ability, Merry Christmas Michael

    • @iainglen5390
      @iainglen5390 Před 4 lety

      Karlos B
      Every sympathy in the world for Michael Schumacher and hope he makes a speedy recovery but how anyone can consider him the greatest driver of all time is beyond me. He BLATANTLY CHEATED to win 3 of his world titles and endangered the lives of others doing so.

    • @DixytheGoat9
      @DixytheGoat9 Před 3 lety

      Well maybe Mika Häkkonen but Schumacher was mynfzvorite so i cant argue there

    • @MT-pv2rf
      @MT-pv2rf Před 3 lety

      The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field had been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
      "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
      "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
      "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
      "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.

  • @praddzzz
    @praddzzz Před 5 lety +695

    A special mention also when Schumacher won knowing his mother had passed away before the race !

    • @brandonclevert3173
      @brandonclevert3173 Před 5 lety +50

      Imola 2003.

    • @user-fl6gy2xw2b
      @user-fl6gy2xw2b Před 4 lety +50

      That's character. His mom probably put it in him and raised him that way. Absolute class. The Champion.

    • @claudioschumi87
      @claudioschumi87 Před 3 lety +13

      Imola 2003 Easter Sunday remember like it was yesterday what a race he put on full peddle to the metal as Murray Walker would say.

    • @pratham-1205
      @pratham-1205 Před 3 lety +2

      San Marino 🇸🇲 RIP

    • @asadahmed4993
      @asadahmed4993 Před 3 lety +1

      @@moeez1211 That's a pretty ridiculous argument in my opinion. His mother fell a week earlier and went into coma. So rather than be with his mother during this tragedy the guy is racing on track?? And you still have the guts to defend him while he suffers the same fate?

  • @TheMrHarman
    @TheMrHarman Před 4 lety +320

    Michael & Ayrton! The Greatest drivers of all times. I miss both!

    • @andrecaio01
      @andrecaio01 Před 4 lety +19

      Senna is the greatest driver this world has seen, he's on another level!

    • @intermaths1128
      @intermaths1128 Před 4 lety +44

      @@andrecaio01
      Senna is nothing compared to Schumacher

    • @pianortd4800
      @pianortd4800 Před 3 lety +36

      @@intermaths1128 actually, as much as i know, ayrton was michael's favourite driver, and schumi also cried when he equaled ayrton's race win record

    • @Loony007
      @Loony007 Před 3 lety +1

      It's only Micheal

    • @amroge8703
      @amroge8703 Před 3 lety +16

      Imagine if senna had survived the crash. What a rivalry that would have been.

  • @BruceLee-zd9bw
    @BruceLee-zd9bw Před 4 lety +40

    Probably the best driver to ever sit in an F1 car Full Stop. Not only a phenomenal driver, but he had such talent in setting a car up from scratch. He put both Benneton and Ferrari on the map.
    He won in the Benneton, whilst Alesi and Berger struggled when they went there, and he took Ferrari to the top when again Alesi and Berger had struggled with Ferrari. "Legend.

  • @13redlion13
    @13redlion13 Před 9 měsíci +2

    i always loved to watch F1 as a kid because of schumacher, not because he won so often but because there seemed to be something special and mesmerizing about the way he drove. It always seemed to me that instead of driving through the corners he was floating through them.

  • @SiVlog1989
    @SiVlog1989 Před 5 lety +972

    So much of his career centred around Spa, his debut was there in 1991, his first win in F1 in 1992, (controversially) disqualified from winning in 1994, won from 16th on the grid in 1995, won by a country mile in 1997 thanks partly to an inspired decision to start the race on intermediate tyres as opposed to the rest of the field being on full wets, collided with David Coulthard in 1998 while trying to lap the latter (possibly a factor costing him the championship that year), beat Alain Prost's record of 51 wins by winning in 2001 and finally, securing what would be his seventh and last championship title there in 2004

    • @mateusznoga41
      @mateusznoga41 Před 5 lety +24

      Wow! Great comment, youre right with all of this. And youve wrote a couple of interesting facts.

    • @f1fan1998
      @f1fan1998 Před 5 lety +22

      And competing his 300th race there in 2011

    • @f1fan1998
      @f1fan1998 Před 5 lety

      @@itswais77 Oh yes I forgot, if I'm not mistaken it was Barrichello who had it in 2011

    • @SiVlog1989
      @SiVlog1989 Před 5 lety +10

      @@f1fan1998 in 2011 he celebrated 20 years since his debut (wearing a gold coloured helmet)

    • @ooleeeo
      @ooleeeo Před 5 lety

      The only point you missed was another memorable race in 2000 when he passed hakkinen on the kemmel straight and went on to win the race

  • @ishaanashwin2439
    @ishaanashwin2439 Před 5 lety +879

    4:15
    Ahhhhh, back in the good old days where Ferrari actually had good strategists

    • @mercamia
      @mercamia Před 4 lety

      Lol

    • @kokomi.77
      @kokomi.77 Před 4 lety +37

      Ross Brawn

    • @fifoschka4523
      @fifoschka4523 Před 4 lety +9

      Ishaan Ashwin Schumacher was Ferrari , he was a good driver and strategists

    • @DieZockerZone1
      @DieZockerZone1 Před 4 lety +8

      @@fifoschka4523 nikki lauda was a head also

    • @viandramonisyaf8623
      @viandramonisyaf8623 Před 4 lety +29

      That's what happened when you have Schumacher and Ross Brawn in the same team

  • @ronplucksstrings7112
    @ronplucksstrings7112 Před 4 lety +44

    Those of us, who saw Schumi enter F1 and work his magic, including transforming the Ferrari team from a clown show with an occasional flash of brilliance to an unbeatable juggernaut, can consider ourselves lucky for having witnessed such motorsport greatness...sure Senna and Ham are also great, and I would have liked to see all three drivers pitted against each other on equal terms, but that can never happen, and we must consider each for the era and equipment and against the competitors they drove. All I can say is that I couldn't keep a dry eye while watching this, thinking of how many times he was at 18kPRM and 200mph, and lived, and shined, only to have that stupid accident while skiing... Keep fighting Michael, you will NEVER be forgotten!

  • @gabrielpillay3974
    @gabrielpillay3974 Před 2 lety +4

    Michael Schumacher is thee most brilliant Formula 1 driver that I have ever watched.....

  • @Mx64MaxyImpress
    @Mx64MaxyImpress Před 5 lety +877

    Belgium was best place for Michael Schumacher,first appearance,first win,lot of drama,and more for a great Legend #KeepFightingMichael

    • @henrywhatzal4724
      @henrywhatzal4724 Před 5 lety +6

      1995 was probably his best Spa win considering he started 16th on the grid and used dry tires in the wet I think

    • @celador14
      @celador14 Před 5 lety +6

      7th and last championship also

    • @matthartley7333
      @matthartley7333 Před 5 lety +2

      Fantastic!!!

    • @markhenley3097
      @markhenley3097 Před 5 lety +1

      @@henrywhatzal4724 Yeah dry tyres in wet qualifying.

    • @gmwdim
      @gmwdim Před 5 lety +1

      Interestingly it’s also where he was famously overtaken by Hakkinen in 2000.

  • @horsepower523
    @horsepower523 Před 5 lety +252

    He was, is, and always will be the best. I will never forget the first F1 race I watched on TV, it was the 2000 Brazilian GP and when I saw Michael in his beautiful red Ferrari mercilessly chasing Hakkinen and winning the race then I instantly became hooked on F1. Thank you Michael for all the great memories. #Legend

    • @hoatattis7283
      @hoatattis7283 Před 4 lety +3

      Racing Red Hero my arse He deliberately ran others off the track, here in Australia he actually pushed another out of his way.
      Get another hero TRY fANGIO, mOSS, bRABHAM,

    • @lukewlsn2805
      @lukewlsn2805 Před 4 lety

      @@hoatattis7283 100% agree with YOU

    • @x3_2.0
      @x3_2.0 Před 3 lety +2

      @@hoatattis7283 he never said hero. Schumacher was the best driver. Best driver. Not human. Driver. And man, it was.

    • @f1pro299
      @f1pro299 Před 3 lety +2

      @@hoatattis7283 you get a 🖕 for this

    • @deekay2578
      @deekay2578 Před 3 lety

      @@f1pro299 i totally agree with u 😃👍🏿

  • @nabeel1168
    @nabeel1168 Před 3 lety +47

    The man who made me a formula one fan..The Greatest ever

  • @Treatyee
    @Treatyee Před 3 lety +72

    Even if Hamilton wins 8, 9 or even 10 WDS, he will not beat Schumacher's greatness. Cos greatness alone is not defined by the number of championships you have.

    • @redipustaka3222
      @redipustaka3222 Před 2 lety +2

      Agree!

    • @Duval-In-The-Wall
      @Duval-In-The-Wall Před rokem +7

      Imagine if Schumacher moved to Williams in 1996
      He’d have won 4 straight titles before 1998 even starts. Who knows what would happen from there, he legit had the talent for 8-9 titles, it’s utterly insane

    • @disclaimer.imjokin
      @disclaimer.imjokin Před rokem +6

      Until someone takes a team from mediocrity to dominating for years shumacher will always be the best

    • @kidwhosucksatrc5135
      @kidwhosucksatrc5135 Před rokem +1

      Schumacher is legendary but senna is the 🐐

    • @largol33t1
      @largol33t1 Před rokem +1

      Hammy boy is an opportunist. Just wait until the Mercedes becomes a bit of a dog. He'll flee to the team with the fastest car.

  • @helikopter4786
    @helikopter4786 Před 5 lety +833

    Who is Michael Schumacher?
    91 race wins, 77 fastest lap, 68 pole position,7 world titles. Who are you?(from WTF1)

  • @TheGekkoGuy
    @TheGekkoGuy Před 3 lety +14

    When i was 10 years old and watching F1 race on tv,
    my father always said,
    “If you want to be a racer, make sure your idol is Michael Schumacher”

  • @terryroth428
    @terryroth428 Před 2 lety +28

    Schumacher was the greatest F1 driver. He started with nothing and his determination made him a champion.

  • @demetriuspaschalides4622
    @demetriuspaschalides4622 Před 4 lety +1573

    Schumacher stuck 5th gear : its all good.
    Hamilton falling back after strategy not paying : just retire the car.

    • @sbinotto3780
      @sbinotto3780 Před 3 lety +28

      To his defense: lewis was sick that day

    • @demetriuspaschalides4622
      @demetriuspaschalides4622 Před 3 lety +119

      @@sbinotto3780 Jordan was sick at the flu game too . See the difference in mentality? Im a fan of Ham as a driver btw. But there are levels.

    • @hititmanify
      @hititmanify Před 3 lety +29

      Cant compare it. 1 mistake bevause of not concentrating can kill someone. In basketball not rly.

    • @demetriuspaschalides4622
      @demetriuspaschalides4622 Před 3 lety +24

      @@hititmanify Its about the winner's / champion mentality . Obsession. You focus on the tree and miss the Forrest.
      Btw , the chances of an F1 driver dying is very very very slim . The only flaw was fixed with the HALO . Theoretically you could get killed or injured in basketball too. If a 250 lb guy runs towards you or falls on you after a rebound.

    • @ksfreestylers1146
      @ksfreestylers1146 Před 3 lety +7

      being stuck in 5th gear in those cars wasnt a big problem, today he would have finished last

  • @SennaRossiFan46
    @SennaRossiFan46 Před 5 lety +137

    MIchael Schumacher was the fittest driver ever. I remember the podium of the 1999 Malaysian GP. The face of Eddie Irvine was as red as his overall, Mika Häkkinen was close to collapse and Schumacher was standing there smiling (and not even sweating). Unbelievable

    • @markmark5269
      @markmark5269 Před 4 lety +21

      He took driver's to a whole new level. People sneer at his comeback in the Benz, but don't realise he was responsible for the others drivers being so much better, he raised the game level. Drivers today don't even look like they just had a race they are so damn fit now.
      There is a rumour his dog wasn't allowed to go running with him due to exhaustion for the dog!

    • @madkhaliqfarhan
      @madkhaliqfarhan Před 3 lety +4

      That's because he introduced fitness to Formula 1... He loves to train before he starts racing and his fitness legacy lives on!

  • @danielrichardson1090
    @danielrichardson1090 Před 5 lety +87

    I just love everything about
    Michael Schumacher, my face just lights up watching these classic moments. A top 10’s not enough, can we have a
    top 30 or something?!
    Wish FOM would release Michael Schumacher’s entire career footage so we fans can relive it all over again.
    My hero forever.
    #KeepFighting Champ!

    • @OsellaSquadraCorse
      @OsellaSquadraCorse Před 5 lety +3

      A lot of onboards are available from Japanese TV - notably Monaco 1992 and Monza 1992; full manual car in '92 with h-pattern shifting and at Monza the same; broken front wing on lap 1, and the onboard is his fightback through the field.

    • @V12F1Demon
      @V12F1Demon Před 4 lety +2

      Let's hope they release everything as a celebration of his recovery and not otherwise! #KeepFightingMichael #KaiserSchumi

  • @vivekjain6721
    @vivekjain6721 Před 3 lety +25

    Incredible talent, fierce commitment, single minded focus on best result in any given situation and above all his love and passion for this sport is unmatched
    In 2006, his engine gave up while leading the race prior to finale in Brazil, robbing him of potential season victory. Everyone in his team was so dejected but he came to the paddock and was cheering them up. I was so shocked pleasantly ... in his final race year back then ... he was so unaffected by cruel luck. And then again in Brazil, had a puncture, dropped to last position and then had a drive of his life to finish 4th ... simply amazing.
    My favourite sportsman by miles

  • @georgegonzalez3365
    @georgegonzalez3365 Před 2 lety +24

    I really miss Michael, he was dedicated to the sport. He faced the ups and downs and raced like a true champion.

  • @Obetv01
    @Obetv01 Před 5 lety +15

    My all time greatest hero. I started watching f1 when he signed for Benetton. Then he went to give us a decade of excellence. My greatest memory was his win in Hungary. What a turn around. The Maclarens were way ahead till he switched strategy and then those 15 or so Hot laps with Murray Walker screaming : "I can believe it Martin, Schumacher is going faster and faster" So many great memories. An inspiration. I wish you well Michael.

    • @Obetv01
      @Obetv01 Před 4 lety +2

      @F ten Stay ignorant.

    • @neongrau3804
      @neongrau3804 Před 3 lety

      @Ryan ..wtf?!!!!
      Where are you from?

  • @RodHammett95
    @RodHammett95 Před 5 lety +36

    I've been a Schumacher fan since I was a kid. I remember the moment when I found out that we share our birthday. What an honor, to share birthdays with my childhood hero. I can now only wish you a happy 50th birthday, Michael.
    The man shaped and revived Ferrari. They touched the heavens with a kind of success no one had ever seen before. Now, everytime we associate 'Ferrari' with the pinnacle of motorsport, with this powerful, legendary team, it is because of him. For what we're seeing now, and according to such big names as Ross Brown and Toto Wolff, he was crucial in laying the foundations of Mercedes' current success, the most dominant team in the last decade. His work ethic, absolute professionalism, perfectionism and atention to detail changed F1 forever. His amazing, incredible talent, pace, determination, commitment, competitiveness, pure desire to win, made him (as I read in another comment) the epitome of a champion. He was the pure definition of a champion. He's an absolute legend, and in my humble opinion, The Greatest of All Times.
    Keep fighting Michael.

  • @kinqyxnnick1587
    @kinqyxnnick1587 Před 3 lety +178

    Hamilton broke the record, but Schumacher will always be the champion! And now the legend!

    • @MT-pv2rf
      @MT-pv2rf Před 3 lety +3

      The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field had been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
      "At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
      "Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
      "I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
      "Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.

    • @cinegraphics
      @cinegraphics Před 2 lety +28

      Silverstone 2021: "Okay Valtteri, we invert the cars into turn 15 this lap"
      I think it's pretty clear who signed what in Mercedes and how LH won that race (and many others).
      He should kiss Valtteri's shoes.

    • @zeinmets3550
      @zeinmets3550 Před 2 lety +3

      @@cinegraphics Schumacher had the same contract with the likes of Alesi, Irvine, and Barrichello. Unlike Hamilton however he treated the guys who were working with and for him as coworkers compatriots and friends and not as disposable lackeys.

    • @zeinmets3550
      @zeinmets3550 Před 2 lety +7

      @@MT-pv2rf Sorry to break it to you bud, Hamilton likely did the very same thing Schumacher did. Not with Alesi, Irvine, and Barrichello but with Bottas.

    • @cinegraphics
      @cinegraphics Před 2 lety +4

      @@zeinmets3550 actually, Bottas did much worse things to ensure LH winning some of the races. Including hitting other drivers to stop them, or pretending his car has died on the track, in order to deploy the safety car, so LH can catch up with the leading drivers. I don't remember Irvine or Barichello doing any of that.

  • @f1master496
    @f1master496 Před 3 lety +19

    He's an undisputed driver. There's a lot of rain performance superhuman. It is also unique in history with the feature of developing the team. If I were a team boss, I wouldn't think about a pilot for 1 second except this guy.
    Thank you Michael, for everything. Also for terrific struggles with Mika.

  • @Vyyyt
    @Vyyyt Před 5 lety +200

    The best. Ever. A legend. Keep fighting, Michael!

    • @hoatattis7283
      @hoatattis7283 Před 4 lety

      Vytautas: Fangio better

    • @Miskko
      @Miskko Před 3 lety +4

      @@hoatattis7283 forgot senna, prost, gilles, piquet, e. fittipaldi and jim clark?

    • @Vyyyt
      @Vyyyt Před 3 lety +1

      Why do you have to compare? To me, Schumi is the Greatest. I fully understand that this differs from fan to fan and I'm not about to bash Senna, Fangio, or Hamilton. All are greats.

    • @michaelschumacher3701
      @michaelschumacher3701 Před 3 lety

      thank you :,)

    • @george4821
      @george4821 Před 3 lety

      @It doesn’t matter What your name is Schumacher had already outscored Senna by 1992 amd would've still beat hin to the title in 95 for sure

  • @dansmith543
    @dansmith543 Před 4 lety +183

    You can say what you like about Michael Schumacher,people call him a cheat but all he did was attack and defend aggressively,which if you look back through the history of f1 they all did it from fangio, Clark,senna,Prost it’s called racing,look at other motorsports where they constantly barge each other off the track like touring cars or the gt series. Michael Schumacher was one of my heroes and it’s so sad what happened to him because he is without doubt one of the greatest f1 drivers ever,I know he won his last 2 titles quite comfortably but the 97/98/99/00 seasons he shouldn’t have even been in contention really as the Williams in 97 and mclaren in 98/99/00 was a far superior car but that’s what he did,he won when he shouldn’t because he was an absolute master of getting every last thousandth of a second out of the car. If Lewis Hamilton beats all his records which could happen,I still believe in the same car there’s no one to touch Schumacher,he’d wipe the floor with all of them...keep fighting Michael 🤞👍

    • @Compilation4FunChannel
      @Compilation4FunChannel Před 4 lety +12

      Well Said.

    • @sharl_leg
      @sharl_leg Před 4 lety

      Contact makes F1 fun. It can ruin both of their races. Look at Max vs Leclerc in Silverstone,so much contact yet the excitement overwhelmed everyone

    • @sonicboove4865
      @sonicboove4865 Před 3 lety +1

      Traction control, launch control , illegal fuel rigs, ramming poeople of the track plus loads we dont even know. He was a cheat to say the least.

    • @wingzero2348
      @wingzero2348 Před 3 lety +17

      @@sonicboove4865 oh shut it, typical British media, always coming out with some hate. Just like in the cricket during that era they use to accuse teams of ball tampering in cricket, when they were doing it themselves.

    • @ciaranflynn1397
      @ciaranflynn1397 Před 3 lety +16

      @@sonicboove4865 Prick, Senna rammed prost to win a championship, no one ever comments on that

  • @eversonalmeida9866
    @eversonalmeida9866 Před 4 lety +43

    As a brazilian I have no personal reason to say this, but he is the best of all, unquestionably. Every great driver had masterful performances and victories, but Michael was only one of the very few that accepted a real challenge, in this case, to go to Ferrari with a much inferior equipment. Bravo, really, bravo.

  • @mackenziek8383
    @mackenziek8383 Před 3 lety +9

    I think this video undersells just how great Schumacher was in the rain.

    • @srxt6758
      @srxt6758 Před 2 lety +4

      Michael has over 90 wins and gets barely 6 mins. Lewis gets 21 mins of his best moments. Definitely no biase there...

  • @semkali9028
    @semkali9028 Před 2 lety +16

    Even BitchiliTon wins 15 titels, he's never even come close to the LEGENDARY racing level and fighting spirit of the Red Baron, Michael Schumacher GOAT 🇩🇪. Keep fighting legend💪💪

  • @helikopter4786
    @helikopter4786 Před 5 lety +354

    "Kaiser of formula one"

    • @neblinasp
      @neblinasp Před 5 lety +4

      Schumacher is the Maradona of F1, second best of all times.

    • @ezrealfourever
      @ezrealfourever Před 5 lety +2

      @@neblinasp and who is the best?

    • @neblinasp
      @neblinasp Před 5 lety +8

      @@ezrealfourever Senna is the PELÉ of F1.
      SENNA IS THE BIGGEST.

    • @ezrealfourever
      @ezrealfourever Před 5 lety +33

      @@neblinasp pele is not the best footballer and senna is not the best f1 driver

    • @billybollox5216
      @billybollox5216 Před 5 lety +12

      @Nicolomeus Fuck off idiot

  • @XWXS2
    @XWXS2 Před 2 lety +2

    I live in Germany and for me Formel 1 was Simply Michael Schumacher whenever I hear f1 his name was the first thing what came into my mind.

  • @KuvDabGib
    @KuvDabGib Před 3 lety +17

    When you have a mechanical engineering genius behind the wheel... im feeling privileged that i was able to see him alive and on tv performing some of the greatest driving moments.

  • @Cobinho-1204
    @Cobinho-1204 Před 2 lety +13

    A simple Word is Needed to describing this man = GOAT🐐

  • @user-ez9gt4pn2q
    @user-ez9gt4pn2q Před 4 lety +29

    Schumacher is a legend, the best of the best . May God grant him health.

  • @dersir3526
    @dersir3526 Před 4 lety +23

    Getting emotional seeing this. Have tears in my eyes writing this. Thank you Schumi for this magic moments of brilliance! I am still a huge fan of you and your lifetime achievement. For me you are the GOAT taking 2 Teams from midfield to top and become 7 time World Champion! I hope you will get better. Keep fighting!

  • @myarmfell0ff
    @myarmfell0ff Před 3 lety +8

    I really miss watching Michael racing.

  • @mercury_4everfreddiefanpag893

    the best ever...best in qualifing,best in race,best on single lap,best to prepare the car...absolutely incomparable..

  • @SufferingAddict88
    @SufferingAddict88 Před 5 lety +3

    It is hard to overstate just how good Michael was.
    Being in a Ferrari that was the best car on the grid is what he seems to be remembered for the most, but that's really not telling much. Obviously it's hard to compare but it's not unreasonable to put him as a very very strong candidate for "the best of all time".

  • @Protoreon
    @Protoreon Před 3 lety +13

    Michael Schumacher the greatest Formula One driver! I have been following his career since the late 90s, when I was a child, I always supported him. It is unfortunate that such a misfortune happened to him. For me, he will forever remain the greatest. Red Baron, miss you.

  • @omegateemo1701
    @omegateemo1701 Před 2 lety +36

    the GOAT , he could have done so much more if he had the chance

  • @kbar1590
    @kbar1590 Před 5 lety +23

    One of the things that made Michael so great was his dynamic ways of completing races, and winning them, tackling so many variables that would leave most drivers of today in the rear. He handled challenges better than anyone I’ve seen drive a race car ever

    • @peterlee6374
      @peterlee6374 Před 2 lety +2

      Drivers today moan to much instead of getting on with it, slow pit stop poor qualifying or get told to do another strategy and complain it couldn’t work
      Schumacher gets told he’s got 19 laps to make up 25 seconds and goes ok thank you, and sets about doing it

    • @redipustaka3222
      @redipustaka3222 Před 2 lety

      @@peterlee6374 you read my mind, i like it

  • @deptoable
    @deptoable Před 5 lety +48

    Watching this man at work was nothing short of an honour. GOAT. Childhood hero.

  • @saiyanmacho
    @saiyanmacho Před 2 lety +2

    His pole on Hungaroring 2005 with a Ferrari crippled by rule changes with Michelin tyres should be right up here.

  • @JoyAmin666
    @JoyAmin666 Před 4 lety +12

    he is the reason i used to watch F1

  • @edwardo1988
    @edwardo1988 Před 3 lety +524

    Prime Lewis Hamilton wouldn’t hold a candle to this man is his prime.

    • @MM-xv4wd
      @MM-xv4wd Před 3 lety +70

      Never compare a legend (Michael) to a peasant. 😂

    • @dingbatdave9440
      @dingbatdave9440 Před 3 lety +94

      Well lets be fair. Lewis is a great driver. But's he not a schumacher. let's be realistic.
      Fact is, Fernando alonso was and is the most recent legend of the sport we have seen. Schumacher, for me is the all time biggest legend we have seen.
      Now we have Lewis... well he's an excellent driver. He's not a legend of the sport. He's never done anything incredible apart from giving up when things go against him. And the fact is, every driver on the grid are all excellent drivers. just like lewis. and would all win just like lewis in the machine lewis has. And Lewis will probably beat Shumachers records. but he will never ever be a legend because he's a quieter and has never been able to drive fast unless the car is fast. THis is what makes legends. Fast drivers in a bad car. Lewis... vettle also... excellent drivers. But not legends becasue they are only fast IF the car is fast. Legends... they make bad cars fast cars. That's what legends are made of.

    • @martin3288
      @martin3288 Před 3 lety +9

      DingBatDave but schumachers dirty driving makes him a legend?

    • @dingbatdave9440
      @dingbatdave9440 Před 3 lety +25

      @@martin3288 Senna done the same as schumacher. So you have to balance your views young man. Balance is key. Critical and emotionless thinking. you can't let personal feelings get the better of you. The best of the best, the likes of senna shumacher etc etc. they stopped at nothing to succeed. I respect that. But what makes them legends was their ability to drive anything.
      Look at alonso also. His win stats are not nearly as impressive as some others. But his status as a legend who can drive anything and drive it fast is established beyond question. Kimi could possibly come into the legends conversation also. and he's only won the title once.

    • @martin3288
      @martin3288 Před 3 lety +19

      DingBatDave lewis is also a legend he may not be an fan favorite but he will break all the records, if you don’t see him as a legend i find that very weird and i am not saying schumi and senna are not legends but you can’t say lewis ain’t a legend

  • @Maroslavka
    @Maroslavka Před 2 lety +3

    I dont care what people say. Michael will always be the GOAT!
    Qualified P7 on his debut in a Jordan while replacing another driver (best qualifying result for Jordan that season)
    Went to Benetton (4th best team in the grid) and won two world titles with them (the first titles for Benetton ever in F1)
    Went to Ferrari (third best team at that moment while having contract proposals from the top teams like Williams and McLaren, but went to Ferrari instead) and became the face of the Italian brand by building his own team and helping mechanics by himself on his own car and giving Ferrari their first F1 titles in more than 20 years!
    He did something that no other driver has ever done before and did that TWICE!
    If Michael took the “easy” route, he would be a 10+ world champion easily.

  • @zxr-cade2026
    @zxr-cade2026 Před rokem +2

    Michael Schumacher is the greatest sportsperson of all time, there has never been anyone greater before or since and there never will be
    Keep fighting Michael 🏎🏎🏎🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🐐🐐🐐👑👑👑

  • @zxr-cade2026
    @zxr-cade2026 Před 2 lety +5

    This video needs to be half an hour long
    There is no greater legend than the great Michael Schumacher 🏎🇩🇪🏎🇩🇪🏎🇩🇪🏎🇩🇪🏎

  • @rexstetson1717
    @rexstetson1717 Před 5 lety +16

    Their number 4 moment, Schumacher’s win at Hungary in 1998, was the best race craft I’ve seen in my entire life. Brilliant call strategically from Ross Braun, and then what were essentially qualifying laps for almost the entire race from Schuey. I think he even had an off at one point, because he really was on the edge every single lap. McLaren were so ridiculously superior to everybody else at the beginning of that year. If my memory is correct, David Coulthard won the first race in Melbourne, by lapping every single car except his teammate, Mika Hakkinen. The devolopment of the Ferrari that year was nothing short of astonishing, and evidence of how Schumacher was the greatest, not only for what he could do on the track, but also for how he could develop a car and galvanize a team. That performance in Hungary was was the absolute epitome of the brilliance of Ross Brawn and Michael Schumacher. I’m so thankful to have witnessed it.

    • @martin4458
      @martin4458 Před 5 lety +4

      I was knocked of my seat that day watching what was happening. It was genius. I had never seen such a strategy.
      The greatest ever.

    • @johnniecinco6698
      @johnniecinco6698 Před 4 lety +4

      Don't forget France 2004 when they did four stops to beat Renault.

  • @zviadbakradze3340
    @zviadbakradze3340 Před 5 lety +35

    God I miss Schumacher one of the greatest ever to do it. Keep fighting Michael

  • @ppmoscadebar
    @ppmoscadebar Před rokem +3

    I always will remember that first win with Ferrari in Spain. That car was a nightmare, and in that conditions even worse. Love you Michael, miss you very much. Thanks for filling my childhood with your awesomeness.

  • @Marcelg13
    @Marcelg13 Před rokem +5

    This could’ve been a Top 50 for all I know, but Schumi was and will always be the GOAT. F1 will never be what it was without him.
    Thanks for the great Memories Michael and keep fighting.

  • @hnipen
    @hnipen Před 5 lety +14

    Every time I watch something about Michael Schumacher I get sad, such an incredibly great man and an absolutely tragic destiny :-(

  • @anguschiggins2161
    @anguschiggins2161 Před 2 lety +7

    We didn't truly appreciate how special it was watching him back then. It's only looking back you realize. Thanks Michael.

  • @sevenfifteen
    @sevenfifteen Před 3 lety +3

    Michael was committed 100% to win. That's what cost him a lot of sympathy points from both, viewers and drivers. But gained him title after title, record after record. He wasn't placed in a superior car - he created a superior car. He took any chance he saw, even when it went wrong. It was worth it to him. And he made mistakes. Those would have been accepted made by other drivers, but lacking sympathy points, he was painted as a bad person. And regarding Senna: it was Michael who chased him in his last races, gave him a real headache and forced him to give his very best - or lose to a newcomer. There will never be another Senna or another Michael, both of them were great at their time and both deserve to be on par in terms of respect. But that inch more goes to Michael. He truly is the GOAT.

  • @caldg
    @caldg Před 4 lety +13

    I watched him as a boy, and the privilege of telling my daughter about him.. this was a truly talented driver.

  • @eduardoschumi
    @eduardoschumi Před 5 lety +18

    Michael Schumacher is the best Formula 1 driver in history! Keep fighting Michael
    !

  • @johannesschneider3261
    @johannesschneider3261 Před 5 lety +113

    My biggest hero ever 😎
    Thank you for alle the great memories!!
    #keepfightingmichael

    • @mercamia
      @mercamia Před 4 lety +1

      Thank God there is no shitty comments here, he was a great driver nonetheless

  • @mactheAnimal798
    @mactheAnimal798 Před 3 lety +6

    Schumi was a outstanding Driver, always at the limit. But what him made so special is that he was also an awesome mechanic with technical understanding. He pushed every Team to the best with his knowhow. If he hasn't that accident in 2013, he surely would be an excellent Team Manager yet.

  • @lucaborghi1263
    @lucaborghi1263 Před 2 lety +2

    MICHAEL SCHUMACHER IS THE FORMULA 1.

  • @matthewgunawan8990
    @matthewgunawan8990 Před 5 lety +51

    never been a huge fan of michael, but this video reminds me why he is the GOAT for most people. nice.

    • @ledseblin
      @ledseblin Před 5 lety

      I was a Mika Fan back in the day but when Michael showed up for the second leg of his career I wanted to see him win soooo badly.

  • @Pruthvikajaykumar
    @Pruthvikajaykumar Před 5 lety +108

    Michael Schumacher has never heard of v6 hybrid engines... what a noble soul

    • @R4M_Tommy
      @R4M_Tommy Před 5 lety +27

      Do you think he did't hear the mercedes v6 (testing from 2009) at the factory? He is a part of what mercedes has done in these years

    • @TheKestevon
      @TheKestevon Před 5 lety +29

      He played a crucial role for car development program for 2014 regulations. Mercedes started the development way ealier than other teams.

    • @chanchaniceman
      @chanchaniceman Před 5 lety +12

      He is one of the few people who at least help Mercedes to be where they are..

    • @AOTanoos22
      @AOTanoos22 Před 5 lety

      Pruthvik A not really, Even after he retired in 2012 he was still under contract with Mercedes, to help developing the hybrid car for 2014 since he was helping in development from the beginning.

    • @ahmadrosli207
      @ahmadrosli207 Před 4 lety +1

      Too soon... the dude is technically still alive.. :/

  • @samp3099
    @samp3099 Před 4 lety +21

    I'm pretty sure Michael was addicted to beating his own times. He just happened to beat everyone else whilst doing so the LEGEND 😂 Also the reason I have an Abarth is because he said he drives one. Greatest of all time, and of the true F1 era.

  • @100ksubscribersandipostvid5

    schumi greatest of all time no questions asked

  • @dr.jeremiahheidenreich5102
    @dr.jeremiahheidenreich5102 Před 5 lety +118

    There will NEVER be another F1 driver with 91 GP victories, 7 F1 titles, 155 podium finishes, 77 fastest race laps, and 5111 overall lead laps, and all accomplished WITHOUT EVER JOINING A TEAM that fielded the technically best car at the OUTSET of HIS contracts with Benetton or Ferrari...He eventually converted these teams to WINNERS on account of his uniqueness as a RACER, and COMPLETENESS as a driver. No other driver even came close to Michael Schumacher. Most F1 title winners needed a car that was technically at the very top FROM THE OUTSET of their drivers contracts, or otherwise they could not win. And, when comparing F1 stats, keep in mind that Michael Schumacher did not race during an era with +20 races per year, but only up to a maximum of 16 races/year. And race winners were rewarded only 10 points, instead of 25, which were only earned during the latter part of his career.
    When Gerhard Berger drove--in early 1996---the 1995 Benetton Michael used to clinch his 2nd. world championship with Benetton, he could not believe that someone could take that dynamically unstable car to the limit, let alone win a championship with that "Gurke/cucumber"......But, Michael did not need the best technical package to win races; he just needed a car that was reasonably close to the top. And on special drivers tracks (Monaco, Spa, Suzuka) Michael was in a class of his own, especially on wet-track surface conditions, when the technical superiority of the F1 hardware became far less important than his incomparable driving skills.....
    In 2011, and 11 years after clinching his first Ferrari drivers world championship, I revisited Suzuka, to watch him drive the non-competitive Mercedes from the Grand Stands after the start-finish straight, also overlooking the entrance to the "Senna Esses". And I saw Japanese girls in their 20s, carrying a huge Michael Schumacher banner, stating "Thanks Michael for 20 yrs of Formula One". He had a huge following worldwide, on account of his international appeal as a unique racer.

    • @NE0SEPHIROTH
      @NE0SEPHIROTH Před 5 lety +6

      Well pointed out he has dedicated his own personal time off season too in getting Ferrari where they needed to be and would never complain about the team/car/mechanics to the press

    • @aroundtheworld2316
      @aroundtheworld2316 Před 4 lety +6

      Hamilton will beat Schumacher's record

    • @markraams2638
      @markraams2638 Před 4 lety

      But his car was far better than his teammate's car

    • @hoatattis7283
      @hoatattis7283 Před 4 lety +1

      dR jERIMIAH hEIDENREICH: Drop the German Bias. In starts and wins Fangio beats this bum by a country mile

    • @hoatattis7283
      @hoatattis7283 Před 4 lety

      And did Michael wiN 5 W/C in 7 years and then retire Fangio did and Fangio had a better win% than Michael

  • @elmureato2382
    @elmureato2382 Před 5 lety +38

    Greatest of all time and for me best time in Formula One History. I miss this guy. Keep fighting Michael!!!

  • @nicholasgovan4564
    @nicholasgovan4564 Před 2 lety +1

    I still remember being in grade 7 and saying “ who are you schumacher?” without even knowing what he looked like. The guy was the Michael Jordan of F1 and will forever be the greatest driver in my opinion

    • @100ksubscribersandipostvid5
      @100ksubscribersandipostvid5 Před 2 lety +1

      Exactly i did the same without even knowing what he lloked like aswell, even my housewife mother from india knows schumacher. Its incredible

  • @thatguyfromcetialphaV
    @thatguyfromcetialphaV Před 2 lety +2

    I remember watching MS's first race in 1991. I was 9 and I decided that he was my guy.
    Keep fighting Michael.

  • @Shand1982
    @Shand1982 Před 5 lety +23

    I seem to remember in Spain '96 that his engine was only firing on 9 cylinders as well? What a drive. He clearly had fun that day, I remember the controlled power slides too. It was inspirational, and made everyone else look like a school boy. That car was a dog by all accounts, but Michael made it punch well above its weight. What an absolute legend. Numbers and records aside, he will always be the best racer there ever was, in lesser cars he's beaten other champions in far better machinery. Since Michael, who else has won anything in anything less than the best car? What a Hero. What an inspirational man. What a blessing is was to watch you race. Thank you. #KeepFightingMichael

    • @markmesses9624
      @markmesses9624 Před 5 lety +1

      You remember perfectly...During press conference after the race he said that.

  • @JingelJjay
    @JingelJjay Před 5 lety +41

    Goosebumps and tears in my eyes.
    Only pictures of Schumi driving can cause this.

  • @zxr-cade2026
    @zxr-cade2026 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Michael Schumacher didn’t have moments of brilliance, he had years of it, keep fighting 🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

  • @SimArtyPantz
    @SimArtyPantz Před 2 lety +9

    Schumi-The legendary racing Legend of all time. Won in several un-race-able cars. ☝️

  • @abdzire_94
    @abdzire_94 Před 5 lety +94

    My honorable mention for Michael Schumacher moments is 2006 San Marino Imola and 2006 Shanghai China, 2003 Japan with young Kimi Raikkonen challenge and also 2000 Japan Suzuka

    • @TheKestevon
      @TheKestevon Před 5 lety +5

      2000 Nurburgring

    • @MacGovernor
      @MacGovernor Před 5 lety +7

      2003 Japan? One of his worst races ever.

    • @christophermichael8010
      @christophermichael8010 Před 5 lety +3

      Don’t forget 2004 French GP. If u think 3 stops strategy is insane, try 4.

    • @srdjanarh1
      @srdjanarh1 Před 5 lety +1

      Qualy in Monza 2003 was intense against Montoya in Williams with powerful BMW engine and Kimi in McLaren Mercedes, all three fighting for title...

    • @ciaronsmith4995
      @ciaronsmith4995 Před 5 lety +1

      2003 Japan was the worst race I have ever seen him drive.

  • @Jmatt777
    @Jmatt777 Před 2 lety +4

    Why just under 7 min of his brilliant career? This needs to be a half hour long

  • @basky111
    @basky111 Před 2 lety +5

    The legend, no other driver close to him

  • @hoodieboy1515
    @hoodieboy1515 Před 2 lety +1

    Man I remember having F1 car toys as a kid!!! I would say the most awesome childhood toys ever!!

  • @JohnnyMaczeta
    @JohnnyMaczeta Před 5 lety +14

    Schumi forever the best !

  • @DS-pk4eh
    @DS-pk4eh Před 4 lety +9

    And to think, he has so many more special moments that could've easily be in this Top 10. He was the Best.

  • @heinohayen1236
    @heinohayen1236 Před 3 lety +1

    Still the best of all time...grats 4 Birthday today

  • @deekay2578
    @deekay2578 Před 3 lety +3

    The 🐐