As a title contender, a rival, and a coworker of Senna, Mika was 1 of few people in this world who could truly understand Michael's emotions; and he was here for him. Mika will always be held in the highest regards.
I don't think during that time, Mika and Michael were friends but for us that have never been part of the best in our field, that's a level of respect that can't be understood by us regulars.
hakkinen and schumacher were both on the podium that day at imola when senna died, and schumacher was directly behind ayrton when he wrecked. neither were aware of the fact that he had passed until much later, so this must have been a very emotional day for the both of them
@@ambissingye michael blamed himself for a while, understandable considering senna was defending against michael when the crash happened. i feel so sorry for michael because the crash was not his fault at all, and you can see from this interview that he doesn’t know how to comprehend what happened
I loved mika as a race rival ... A gentleman ...schumi F1 legend........ Followed you since 97,waking up at 4am to watch you race... Having me on the edge of my seat,my heart pumping like crazy hoping you would win..... Get well soon my friend..... And thank you for all the years I have watched you in f1
Senna was the best and Schumi was also an amazing driver. Schumi showed that he really cared about Ayrton. This is a true sign of respect. They both are two amazing persons.
He was under intense pressure in this race after the events of Austria, Germany, Hungary, Belgium where he didn’t get good results. He won in front of the Tifosi. The pressure came out of him in tears. That’s why he cried. He and Senna never got along.
@@is-gy7vt are you serious rn? He admired Senna that too a lot. They had their bad moments but they liked each other. Don't speak about the things you don't know a lot.
@@is-gy7vtsenna and michael had their differences but they were close. it’s the same with lewis and seb or lewis and max. they have their differences and opinions but they still respect eachother and don’t wanna kill eachother. try being michael who literally watched someone go off the track into a wall at 180+ mph and die instantly, and then not to find out the truth until hours after it happened.
I'm sure that when Senna's name was mentioned that it brought a flood of emotion. Michael always wore his heart on his sleeve and it was one of the many reasons I loved watching him race.
What a memorable moment. My respect for Hakkinen has increased tenfold after seeing this. Schumacher also, this shows he's the wunderkind of the early 90's no matter what age he is, and of course the memory of the mercurial Ayrton Senna.
Schumi shows that he's a very sensible and respectful man. Rare quality for those who are on top. All the best for him. He's an example of professionalism and attitude to others.
It was hard to see Michael get emotional on the track he was a professional but after this interview I saw Michael Schumacher the human being I still remember seeing that accident at imola I was only 10 but I cried all night. Everyone who saw it knew it was bad not to mention Michael himself had the worst seat in the house for the worst day in f1 history and I'd like to say it's really good to see the respect between Schumacher and hakkinen two great rivals and great drivers
at that time (monza 2000?) He had just won the GP, and thanks to this win, just tied Senna's (at the time) 2nd most career wins record, 41 .... that's why that win was so important to him, and no one could blame him about that, I almost cried too when I saw this live, so that was emotional .... RIP Ayrton
22 years to day soon 23 years 😔never forget.😑 the F1 world change and cars with( i drivers)😑 .senna and true F1 miss me 😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕i Hate the F1to day sound and i drivers 😪😪😪😠😠 senna and F1 miss me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Neither Micheal nor Mika could have become as great as they were without the other as a great rival.... They both knew this and respected it. To have Ralph sat there too was the icing on the cake for Micheal. They also had some of the best relationships and performances with their own team mates. It was a beautiful era to become a motor sports fan and nothing will ever compare to it for me. Sports at its finest
All driving abilities and comparisons aside, and discounting whether a question should be asked or not by the press; Michael chose to stay at the table and speak volumes about Ayrton without saying a word in front of millions of people. For me, he answered the question perfectly. What does it really matter who was better? It's the passion they both possessed that fueled a fire within us fans. Would either man ask anyone to dislike or hate the other? I truly don't believe so. Yet the war wages on and does an injustice to both. We are all capable of good and bad. What makes any of us adequate judges? Especially if we haven't walked in their shoes.
It does,nt matter how long it,s been or how many times one watches this insert or any other footage concerning the great,legendary Senna, you can,t help but get emotional. His death was a great loss to the racing world and ALL his fellow racing drivers. RIP - Ayrton Much love and respect always and forever.
Nice to see the Schumacher's human side. Mika, as usually, behaving like a Getleman and supporting to Schumacher, and asking with short answers. Excellent drivers
I wonder if Sebastian Vettel or Lewis Hamilton may become this emotional when asked about winning more races/championships than Michael (if they do), thinking about where Michael is now...
a true human being. Well done Michael we all did. I still think that Ayrton Senna is a legend forever and the best in car-rasing history why because should he had lived who knows what could have become of him possibly 10 times world champion.
I think this shows an admirable side to Michael Schumacher: emotion, passion and respect (for Senna). It seems that Mika was also quite affected, and it's good the 3 of them support each other so publicly...
this is why i support Mika, cause he's a true friend, true gentleman, awesome driver who respects everyone and modest. And mark my words: his son Hugo will be a WDC in someday...(i hope)
I think the reporter did his job very well. When Schu became overcome with emotion he began asking the others questions, but it still allowed F1 fans to share an emotional moment with the drivers. Good job.
Ayrton Senna was like F1's version of Dale Earnhardt Sr, one of the greatest F1 drivers ever and was loved and respected by everyone. He passed away during a race in 1994.
honestly, schumacher knows he won most races and titles but he knows when to reconize the greatest driver all times (Senna). i so respect schumacher for this and what a simplicity from him.
yes indeed. he is not only a very good driver but has also a great personality. He fights hard, but he always knows that there are humans behind the steering wheels, not machines. He treats people and competitors with respect. on and off the track. And i must admit that i always was a Schumacher Fan.
Schumacher was behind Senna when he crashed and Mikka was there too, it is totally understandable that they were overwhelmed with emotion. I believe that Ralph did the right thing though, he took the light off Mikka and Schumacher by conducting his interview, giving them a 'break' supposedly - although he had his hand on his brothers back comforting him, so his brother knew he cared and was there. He did the right thing for the situation, the strong thing, which was to deal with the reporter.
3:37 'You're obviously very emotional about this, why does this mean so much to you?' '... Ask me another question please.' For fuck's sake... What a tactless fuckhead, was he enjoying watching a man cry over the memory of the death of someone who, regardless of whether he was his friend or not, was an enormously important person in Michael's life? Plus both Michael and Mika were on the podium the day Senna died so they really understand what his loss meant. Senna was the peak of F1, the guy you had to overcome if you wanted to be called the best, for two multiple world champions like Mika & Schumacher they much more than most understood and admired Senna in a way most people simply couldn't. Plus the tactless fuckhead almost sounds sarcastic when directing his questions.
This race was strangely coincidental and symbolic; for one thing, Michael finally matched Ayrton in terms of overall wins. Also, a track marshal was struck and killed when a loose wheel from Frentzen's Jordan collided with him. The death of the marshal was the first one recorded in F1 since Ayrton Senna's tragic demise in '94.
Just think of the number of victories Senna would have today...I would say that he would have gotten another championship before retiring. I miss watching Senna race, even 17 years later. He was my 1st favorite driver.
Hakkinen, respect for that but also made me giggle. He's like waving "come to me, he needs a break" soon as he's asked a question "can't we take a break, come on!"
He raced with Senna, and he was a great friend of his. And when the reporter said "You reached Senna's record", it hit him hard. This was after his death.
I was thinking he couldn't have asked for two better people to be on the podium with him in these circumstances. I thought they were both as supportive as they could be and Ralf was obviously embarrassed and didn't really know what to do. Maybe at home he would have just given him a big hug but not on live TV?
+J0rg3j Ok. Thanks for that knowledge ! Now i first time also seen Mika's tears is not far..! 1994 in Imola McLaren team dos not tell to Mika what was happen earlier and that's why he smile and celebrate at podium! Ugly move from team...
Ayrton Senna death will and always will be the biggest tragedy in F1 history. A man who stood up when something was wrong and first to help someone in need. Just an absolute great human.
Schumacher finally beat Senna's record. I don't think he was necessarily his idol in any regard, but he respected him immensely. Knowing what Senna was, beating his record amount of wins, unarguably being one of the best f1 drivers of all times, and finally being able to let the numbers argue for him, his status as a legend was forever made. Being able to equal those you once respected as a legend is something not even 1% of us can ever attain. Crying at that just shows that you've earned it.
Awkward seat there for Ralf. You can see that Häkkinen is getting emotional too, although he is able to control himself. Both Häkkinen and Michael Schumacher was on the podium for Imola GP when Senna died, and Michael even saw the crash from behind.
You clearly didn't watch the video for more than 30 seconds. For the majority of the video Ralf is covering for the other two so they can deal with their emotions. Ralf has his hand on Michael's shoulder for about 4 minutes.
I can´t understand why Ralf laughs, it was a deep moment for Michael and it was no moment to laugh in, this is why I like Hakkinen, understanding him more than his own brother.
Really? Finn's don't show emotions? Arguably the most emotional press conference ever. I was at Ayrton's memorial for the 30th, and we are very far from forgetting. Personally, I completely broke down and 40 years of watching racers chance death, and losing that bet, overwhelmed me. The legacy of greatness and sacrifice will not fade for a long time.
Go read up about the mourning process, there's no time limit to cry for somebody who has passed, it obviously hit Michael when reminded about the number of wins compared to senna. Every racer was affected by senna's death in some way.
yes... he was a great champion and he was, is and will always be a better character... i alway been a big m. schumacher fan, but always respect mika as his fair oppenent...
More detail: he actually retired on 4 of the last 7 races prior to this one.. so that's where the criticism came from. Another interesting point:He was HEAVILY criticized in Italy in 99 because there was a rumor going around that he didn't want to make his comeback from the broken leg until the 2000 season, labeling him lazy, and someone who didn't want to help Irvine. Some said that's what pushed him to come back earlier than he should, so winning in Italy sure must've felt like sweet revenge
Hakkinen was really under Schumacher's skin... As well as all the pilots who beat him to the championship, Hill, Villeneuve, Alonso. And the 7 times champion couldn't have done it without Crazy Eddie and Rubby doing all the dirty work
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Love Mika's comment; "Can we have a break". What a true champ supporting his friend Michael.
blampa And Ralf didn't help Michael back then.
Mika attended the race when Senna perished and Schumi was just behind Senna when he had hit the wall...
As a title contender, a rival, and a coworker of Senna, Mika was 1 of few people in this world who could truly understand Michael's emotions; and he was here for him.
Mika will always be held in the highest regards.
I don't think during that time, Mika and Michael were friends but for us that have never been part of the best in our field, that's a level of respect that can't be understood by us regulars.
mika is an awesome person.
he sure is
i love the way he just shuts interviewers down.
hakkinen and schumacher were both on the podium that day at imola when senna died, and schumacher was directly behind ayrton when he wrecked. neither were aware of the fact that he had passed until much later, so this must have been a very emotional day for the both of them
I agree. I am sure it was tough
@@ambissingye michael blamed himself for a while, understandable considering senna was defending against michael when the crash happened. i feel so sorry for michael because the crash was not his fault at all, and you can see from this interview that he doesn’t know how to comprehend what happened
I loved mika as a race rival ... A gentleman ...schumi F1 legend........ Followed you since 97,waking up at 4am to watch you race... Having me on the edge of my seat,my heart pumping like crazy hoping you would win..... Get well soon my friend..... And thank you for all the years I have watched you in f1
Get better Schumi!! We don't want to lose you too :´(
Keepfightingmichael
Get better!
Senna was the best and Schumi was also an amazing driver. Schumi showed that he really cared about Ayrton. This is a true sign of respect. They both are two amazing persons.
He was under intense pressure in this race after the events of Austria, Germany, Hungary, Belgium where he didn’t get good results. He won in front of the Tifosi. The pressure came out of him in tears. That’s why he cried.
He and Senna never got along.
@@is-gy7vt are you serious rn? He admired Senna that too a lot. They had their bad moments but they liked each other. Don't speak about the things you don't know a lot.
@@is-gy7vtsenna and michael had their differences but they were close. it’s the same with lewis and seb or lewis and max. they have their differences and opinions but they still respect eachother and don’t wanna kill eachother. try being michael who literally watched someone go off the track into a wall at 180+ mph and die instantly, and then not to find out the truth until hours after it happened.
I'm sure that when Senna's name was mentioned that it brought a flood of emotion. Michael always wore his heart on his sleeve and it was one of the many reasons I loved watching him race.
Man that is a tough watch, kudos to Mika Hakkinen top man.
What a memorable moment. My respect for Hakkinen has increased tenfold after seeing this. Schumacher also, this shows he's the wunderkind of the early 90's no matter what age he is, and of course the memory of the mercurial Ayrton Senna.
Hakkinen , Schumacher era was my favorite rivalry of all time because there was nothing but respect and no drama on a personal level between them .
With Mika it was good yeah, but remember Spa 1998 with David
Schumi shows that he's a very sensible and respectful man. Rare quality for those who are on top. All the best for him. He's an example of professionalism and attitude to others.
It was hard to see Michael get emotional on the track he was a professional but after this interview I saw Michael Schumacher the human being I still remember seeing that accident at imola I was only 10 but I cried all night. Everyone who saw it knew it was bad not to mention Michael himself had the worst seat in the house for the worst day in f1 history and I'd like to say it's really good to see the respect between Schumacher and hakkinen two great rivals and great drivers
I think we were all sad that day. I was only about 7 so too young to fully understand but I knew it was more than just a crash
he said: "i have no idea what to say, except to say thank to everyone in the team. They made it possible today. Sorry, i cant find words today."
Schumacher and Häkkinen, back then, rivalries were between true gentlemen
How can you call Schumacher a gentleman with all the dirty moves he did lmao (Adelaide 94, Jerez 97, Monaco 2006, Hungary 2010...)
at that time (monza 2000?) He had just won the GP, and thanks to this win, just tied Senna's (at the time) 2nd most career wins record, 41 .... that's why that win was so important to him, and no one could blame him about that, I almost cried too when I saw this live, so that was emotional .... RIP Ayrton
And True Brothership of Ralph and Michael Schumacher.
MIka had the more brotherly reaction though, Ralf was just sitting there 😅
and two drivers who was on Imola 1994 podium (Schumacher 1, Hakkinen 3)
this scene shows the respect and emotions between the drivers. real emotions. keep it in your hearts
This just shows that under the skin Michael is a very nice guy. rest in peace Ayrton! we will miss your driving talent and humanity.
We all miss MIKA. Great driver. Schumi's greatest adversary from Michael himself. Both World Champions and both classy drivers.
Mika was just so cool. Unbelievable driver, competitor, and friend.
This was the time when there still was some emotion in F1 and drivers with some heart.
21 years and senna miss again and again
22 years to day soon 23 years 😔never forget.😑 the F1 world change and cars with( i drivers)😑 .senna and true F1 miss me 😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕i Hate the F1to day sound and i drivers 😪😪😪😠😠 senna and F1 miss me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Neither Micheal nor Mika could have become as great as they were without the other as a great rival.... They both knew this and respected it. To have Ralph sat there too was the icing on the cake for Micheal. They also had some of the best relationships and performances with their own team mates.
It was a beautiful era to become a motor sports fan and nothing will ever compare to it for me.
Sports at its finest
team rivals yet schuey showing love towards a true friend
R.I.P senna and get well schumacher
All driving abilities and comparisons aside, and discounting whether a question should be asked or not by the press; Michael chose to stay at the table and speak volumes about Ayrton without saying a word in front of millions of people. For me, he answered the question perfectly. What does it really matter who was better? It's the passion they both possessed that fueled a fire within us fans. Would either man ask anyone to dislike or hate the other? I truly don't believe so. Yet the war wages on and does an injustice to both. We are all capable of good and bad. What makes any of us adequate judges? Especially if we haven't walked in their shoes.
It does,nt matter how long it,s been or how many times one watches this insert or any other footage concerning the great,legendary Senna, you can,t help but get emotional. His death was a great loss to the racing world and ALL his fellow racing drivers. RIP - Ayrton
Much love and respect always and forever.
From a Brazilian fan...much respect to schumacher!
Love the way how Häkkinen tries to comfort Schumacher :)
Nice to see the Schumacher's human side. Mika, as usually, behaving like a Getleman and supporting to Schumacher, and asking with short answers. Excellent drivers
I wonder if Sebastian Vettel or Lewis Hamilton may become this emotional when asked about winning more races/championships than Michael (if they do), thinking about where Michael is now...
Things are different, as Schumacher crash was Skiing and not on F1
Hakkinen is a true friend after all that battles in track with schumacher
Such sensitive, caring people, so attuned to others feelings.
a true human being. Well done Michael we all did. I still think that Ayrton Senna is a legend forever and the best in car-rasing history why because should he had lived who knows what could have become of him possibly 10 times world champion.
I think this shows an admirable side to Michael Schumacher: emotion, passion and respect (for Senna). It seems that Mika was also quite affected, and it's good the 3 of them support each other so publicly...
Legends .......Respect from India
Indeed yes
this is why i support Mika, cause he's a true friend, true gentleman, awesome driver who respects everyone and modest. And mark my words: his son Hugo will be a WDC in someday...(i hope)
This shows that Schumacher isn't an asshole.
Run4Lon Don't you hear what some people say?
No, what do they say?
Run4Lon Because they think he cheated.
+Kendra Hamilton This shows that Schumacher is a great actor
A. Batsios And you a great ignorant.
Despite the rivalry with Michael, Mika was the first to comfort him. That's cool.
I think the reporter did his job very well. When Schu became overcome with emotion he began asking the others questions, but it still allowed F1 fans to share an emotional moment with the drivers.
Good job.
Mika showed some respect and pointed toward the camera to take the embarrssment away from Schumacher
cool guy Mika
Ayrton Senna was like F1's version of Dale Earnhardt Sr, one of the greatest F1 drivers ever and was loved and respected by everyone. He passed away during a race in 1994.
honestly, schumacher knows he won most races and titles but he knows when to reconize the greatest driver all times (Senna). i so respect schumacher for this and what a simplicity from him.
Classic.. classic..
One of the best, if not the best video ever on youtube.
Respect to Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, and Ayrton Senna
yes indeed. he is not only a very good driver but has also a great personality. He fights hard, but he always knows that there are humans behind the steering wheels, not machines. He treats people and competitors with respect. on and off the track. And i must admit that i always was a Schumacher Fan.
Get better soon Michael all the best
I remember watching this live. Mika comforts Schumi and Ralf just looks awkward. I remember how stunned the British commentator was at this.
anyone going to give a thumbs up to Ralph for taking the light off Micheal?
I need to see more of this interview.
One of the greatest drivers ever!
mika hakkinen's hand...a great gesture of a great champion!!! those were men!
Schumacher was behind Senna when he crashed and Mikka was there too, it is totally understandable that they were overwhelmed with emotion. I believe that Ralph did the right thing though, he took the light off Mikka and Schumacher by conducting his interview, giving them a 'break' supposedly - although he had his hand on his brothers back comforting him, so his brother knew he cared and was there. He did the right thing for the situation, the strong thing, which was to deal with the reporter.
3:37
'You're obviously very emotional about this, why does this mean so much to you?'
'... Ask me another question please.'
For fuck's sake...
What a tactless fuckhead, was he enjoying watching a man cry over the memory of the death of someone who, regardless of whether he was his friend or not, was an enormously important person in Michael's life? Plus both Michael and Mika were on the podium the day Senna died so they really understand what his loss meant.
Senna was the peak of F1, the guy you had to overcome if you wanted to be called the best, for two multiple world champions like Mika & Schumacher they much more than most understood and admired Senna in a way most people simply couldn't.
Plus the tactless fuckhead almost sounds sarcastic when directing his questions.
they should have just cut to a commercial break ,
Ralf was so sweet comforting his brother!
This race was strangely coincidental and symbolic; for one thing, Michael finally matched Ayrton in terms of overall wins. Also, a track marshal was struck and killed when a loose wheel from Frentzen's Jordan collided with him.
The death of the marshal was the first one recorded in F1 since Ayrton Senna's tragic demise in '94.
Ralf's reaction always cracks me up :D
Just think of the number of victories Senna would have today...I would say that he would have gotten another championship before retiring. I miss watching Senna race, even 17 years later. He was my 1st favorite driver.
Hakkinen, respect for that but also made me giggle. He's like waving "come to me, he needs a break" soon as he's asked a question "can't we take a break, come on!"
He raced with Senna, and he was a great friend of his. And when the reporter said "You reached Senna's record", it hit him hard. This was after his death.
1:30, you see Hakkinen raise his drink to salute someone, I'm guessing it had to be Senna. What a guy!
Schumacher is King of F1 and deserves RESPECT - Hakkinen is a true gentleman
grande shumi,grande senna,pero que periodista tan indolente al continuar la entrevista
I was thinking he couldn't have asked for two better people to be on the podium with him in these circumstances. I thought they were both as supportive as they could be and Ralf was obviously embarrassed and didn't really know what to do. Maybe at home he would have just given him a big hug but not on live TV?
Until this too many people thought he wasn't human enough :/
Häkkinen sitting and Schumacher sitting on the same place as in 1994 press conference....
+J0rg3j
Ok. Thanks for that knowledge ! Now i first time also seen Mika's tears is not far..! 1994 in Imola McLaren team dos not tell to Mika what was happen earlier and that's why he smile and celebrate at podium! Ugly move from team...
2nd greatest driver of all time crying tiying the greatest of all time being consoled by the 3rd greatest of all time.
I got at 5 AM to watch this race I remember, It was all worth it , great race.
i agree, michael and sennaa were close mates and will never forget senna
Ayrton Senna death will and always will be the biggest tragedy in F1 history. A man who stood up when something was wrong and first to help someone in need. Just an absolute great human.
Schumacher was likely building up all the past event emotions until this moment. That record was the point of release.
from what year was this race? and what circuit
Say what you want about Michael, but on that day he became human to me. I've had a great deal of respect for him since.
Schumacher finally beat Senna's record. I don't think he was necessarily his idol in any regard, but he respected him immensely. Knowing what Senna was, beating his record amount of wins, unarguably being one of the best f1 drivers of all times, and finally being able to let the numbers argue for him, his status as a legend was forever made. Being able to equal those you once respected as a legend is something not even 1% of us can ever attain. Crying at that just shows that you've earned it.
Awkward seat there for Ralf. You can see that Häkkinen is getting emotional too, although he is able to control himself. Both Häkkinen and Michael Schumacher was on the podium for Imola GP when Senna died, and Michael even saw the crash from behind.
And not a single of those lizards that decided to step out after Mika asked to have a break.
Also because they were both on the podium that day in Imola: Schumacher 1st Hakkinen 3rd. Very Emotional scene...
You clearly didn't watch the video for more than 30 seconds. For the majority of the video Ralf is covering for the other two so they can deal with their emotions. Ralf has his hand on Michael's shoulder for about 4 minutes.
3 drivers 2 world champions 1 immortal Senna forever
Just look at it... The respect between each other. You don't see it these days anymore in F1...
I can´t understand why Ralf laughs, it was a deep moment for Michael and it was no moment to laugh in, this is why I like Hakkinen, understanding him more than his own brother.
Schumacher shows emotions
Great !
:)
There is respect in the air ! Senna
Really? Finn's don't show emotions? Arguably the most emotional press conference ever.
I was at Ayrton's memorial for the 30th, and we are very far from forgetting. Personally, I completely broke down and 40 years of watching racers chance death, and losing that bet, overwhelmed me. The legacy of greatness and sacrifice will not fade for a long time.
Go read up about the mourning process, there's no time limit to cry for somebody who has passed, it obviously hit Michael when reminded about the number of wins compared to senna. Every racer was affected by senna's death in some way.
Senna was Schumacher's hero, he even cried when he found out he beat the best lap At Monaco which was set by Senna.
80'smad have to remember, it was Schumacher who was running second to Senna when he crashed. he saw his hero die right in front of him..
Human,a real exemple of Humanity
yes... he was a great champion and he was, is and will always be a better character... i alway been a big m. schumacher fan, but always respect mika as his fair oppenent...
miss those times! Without disregarding this time, but I prefer the 90's. Greetings my friend!
More detail: he actually retired on 4 of the last 7 races prior to this one.. so that's where the criticism came from.
Another interesting point:He was HEAVILY criticized in Italy in 99 because there was a rumor going around that he didn't want to make his comeback from the broken leg until the 2000 season, labeling him lazy, and someone who didn't want to help Irvine. Some said that's what pushed him to come back earlier than he should, so winning in Italy sure must've felt like sweet revenge
Can i get the translationof what Schumi said near the end off anyone ?
it was the Senna comment that broke him. i respect that. he was there that day.
this proofs that he is a great man respect
ralf gave that reporter that 'what the fuck did you just do?' look. mika is the man. mad respect to that man
I miss this days of f1...
"Michael why does this mean so much to you?"
Really... do u actually have to ask that.
Mika is such a good guy😭
Great driver, great man, respect.
The most emotional Formula 1 moment ever
Hakkinen was really under Schumacher's skin... As well as all the pilots who beat him to the championship, Hill, Villeneuve, Alonso.
And the 7 times champion couldn't have done it without Crazy Eddie and Rubby doing all the dirty work
that's what you called professionalism
There was no Champagne that day, and the anthem cut in half!