Schumacher's Last Ride for Ferrari | 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix

After ten years, and an unprecedented five consecucutive world titles, Michael Schumacher's time with Scuderia Ferrari came to an end at the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix. And boy, did he put on a show in his final race in red...
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[@wszymanski]

I remember one thing from that race - Schumacher setting fastest lap after fastest lap after fastest lap. Simply driving wheels off that car, for the honour of all these years at Scuderia.

[@christopherhylton7497]

Something lewis does so frequently

[@nostalgicgaming5944]

@@christopherhylton7497 Lewis is good but he's been beaten by 2 seperate teammates over the years. He's not the best. He's just been lucky to drive a good car for so long. This is the era where cars matter more than the driver.

[@adipardita5232]

for a brief momment, i thought you were wojciech szczesny

[@wszymanski]

Christopher Hylton I am just not sure how this is related to Schumacher’s last race :)

[@christopherhylton7497]

@@nostalgicgaming5944 beaten as a rookie and mechanical gremlins and bad pitcalls. Hate lewis all you want and we all know why. The world knows why. As for the cars schueys ferrari became unbeatable and so was vettels red bull. You have no case. Which driver in history won a championship with a slow and unreliable car. Please tell me?

[@jeremywongzijun1994]

Kimi: retires F1 fans: here we go again.

[@turbo_alice]

kimi, what happened ? i retired.

[@BlueflagAlpha]

I spun and retired

[@turbo_alice]

@Yash Nayak that would mean he drank the whole champagne bottle XD

[@sambitranjan9584]

Hope that overrated arrogant Iceman gets kicked out from F1 soon

[@shadopulse5185]

Sambit Ranjan mmmm, I can just feel the salt from this comment

[@C_and_C...]

Michael's engine failure at Suzuka really cost him the title. Still 7 championships isn't to bad. Legend forever.

[@ateyourchips1164]

"Isn't too bad" Mate, there's only one driver in the entire world who got close to those 7 titles not to mention 5 and it's Hamilton.

[@marvinonpoint1980]

From my side Schumacher have 8 championships

[@-deltajay]

lucky 7

[@christopherhylton7497]

Not bad the year lewis lost by a point at mclaren and the year he won nine races and lost to nico by a couple points u believe lewis also would have had 8 now to this point. Not bad either

[@w.min91]

Burger Man get the fuck outta here kid

[@ericmendez1462]

When you say F1, it is always Michael Schumacher on my mind.

[@thomasvleminckx]

that's your age showing

[@resulnaki]

@@thomasvleminckx no. F1 is Schumacher and Ferrari

[@Braves2Dawgs]

@@thomasvleminckx no, I’m a die hard McLaren fan and much younger but Michael IS F1 and will always be F1

[@Alecasand]

@@thomasvleminckx You sounds like a ignorant.

[@proximacentauri3342]

For me it is Michael Schumacher and Ferrari or Senna and McLaren.

[@Dolek135]

One of his finest drives that weren't a win.

[@lucasmaciel79]

This should deserves a top 10 video

[@yvesnyfelerph.d.8297]

How would you know? Have you ever seen a full race at all? They are not live streamed on YT...

[@BlueflagAlpha]

@@yvesnyfelerph.d.8297 they never upload any full race

[@Dolek135]

@@BlueflagAlpha They did live stream a few, but deleted them because they're scums.

[@TheLionOfOrange]

@@yvesnyfelerph.d.8297 there's an extensive archive available with F1TV, plus who's to say ezay didn't just watch the races live back in the day...

[@gauraangmaroo642]

F1 should make a separate playlists called HALL OF FAME and add more videos on legendary drivers

[@hergi-tp9ve]

Yes, Maldonado and all the other legends

[@gauraangmaroo642]

@@hergi-tp9ve 😂😂 but seriously they should do something for the new Generation people who haven't seen the V10 era

[@j.o.e2683]

Great idea!

[@RoadRager1904]

@Yash Nayak he's no mere mortal, he's fucking Nigel Mansell's moustache.

[@mateobidanchon7736]

Yuji ide

[@pukitokiho6141]

Records may be broken but there will be no other legend like Michael Schumacher.

[@MrsOliva]

То же самое можно сказать и о предшествовавших Михаэлю величайших гонщиках. Всех их мы любим. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marcelorubens9110]

❤️🌠🇧🇷

[@conradosalvador7469]

​@@MrsOliva juan manuel fangio🇦🇷,Niki Lauda🇦🇹 y aryton senna🇧🇷 ❤❤❤🏆🏆🏆

[@Revolution_rider]

​@@conradosalvador7469 nope no other like Schumacher. Greatest there ever was and ever will be

[@conradosalvador7469]

@@Revolution_rider no entiendo ingles ya que soy de 🇬🇶 y 🇦🇷 pero tambien schumacher fue otro de los grandes de la f1! saludos

[@wayre11]

"Don't collide, guys." "Please. Don't collide." Brazil 2019, Ferrari drivers: Hold our beers ...

[@Real_Retrophilia]

*Laughing... Tears... Difficulty breathing...* XD XD XD

[@shadowblade2149]

Hold my front wings

[@KingofFray]

MEIN GOTT MUSS DAS SEIN SO EIN BOCKMIST ABER AUCH

[@the9der352]

😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@TahUltraNr1]

Soory but a comment like this in a video like this is not correct man. Its not Personal on you but this is a great and emotional video and we dont need comments like this in this video

[@mrcookiemonster96]

Holy moly 13 Years, time is running ;( Thank you Michael for many childhood memories. Keep Fighting. Now im sitting here and crying ;(

[@alexistsimplas4603]

Cry for your cheater! 1994,1997,2006! 😭👋

[@enricotruisi6096]

@@alexistsimplas4603 show some respect how about that douchebag?

[@alexistsimplas4603]

@@enricotruisi6096 1994, 1997, 2006! 👋😂

[@alexistsimplas4603]

@Cool Crush Ice Killa 1994, 1997, 2006! 👋😂

[@kubeq4204]

@@alexistsimplas4603 idiot

[@HBee5]

My entire childhood right there. Schumi was exhilarating to watch, whether he was on pole and leading or starting from the back and fighting his way through. The joy of watching him pull astounding quali laps from nowhere. I remember 2006 fondly as the one that got away but Alonso deserved it and Schumi still went out on a high. I just can't believe it's been so long.

[@ghostsdragon9222]

Is it just me or did someone cut a onion T_T

[@shazec]

Saying that Alonso deserved 2006 is very strong wording for what actually happened. He was driving great that season but I would say Michael was still better and in the end didnt win only because of the technical issues in Suzuka and on Interlagos (which werent his fault at all).

[@HBee5]

@@shazec I was the biggest Schumi fan and of course I wanted him to win, but things play out the way they play out and Alonso clinched it fair and square. Time makes us gracious I guess. Either way, we all have different opinions 🙂

[@630freak]

I share the same childhood, good old days :)

[@TheJokerit19]

@@630freak gL6W92r2 Same here.

[@Pablo_Santoss]

Alonso: I am inevitable Schumacher: I am Schumacher

[@AppleLauda_destroyer99942]

Lauda: I am the Juggernaut

[@shresthsinha927]

Lewis: I am Vegan Everyone laughs Lewis again: I am a 7 time WDC too

[@beeleuazevedo8142]

@@shresthsinha927 and who knows if he will win more wdc

[@Firebolt1729]

@Ponfi Cry harder

[@Hynawy]

what a legend ma friend

[@nostalgicgaming5944]

Some people are comparing Michael Schumacher to Hamilton. All you need to do is look at Hamilton's top 10 races vs Schumacher's. It's not hard to see that Michael was on a different level.

[@RealWitblitz]

Hamilton is a cupcake compared to this man.

[@christopherhylton7497]

Sure a lower level especially how a cheater he was..

[@demdjen77]

@@fablewalls Hamilton threw away the 2007 championship with a stolen Ferrari. He lied in Australia 2009. Made telemetry online.

[@gold6813]

@@RealWitblitz Hamilton lacks the killer intent to put Rubens into the wall at 200mph. Lacks the killer intent to ram into Jacques for the title. Yeah totally agree.

[@wingzero2348]

@@gold6813 Yeah when you have the best car who needs to play hard ball right. The JV thing he apologised, its you biased brits who can't get over it. Goat forever ms

[@trash1000]

"Michael behind you and you are racing him" - Nope, you are not

[@elenegvishiani3841]

Felix Literally! you aren't racing anyone 😂😂

[@TvLOverdose]

Seemed like Rubens didn't want to race Michael

[@Il_Dutur]

I remember I saw that race live. After that performance, I said: "Please, don't retire". I still miss him.

[@SamKuul]

Michael Schumacher... everytime he won a race it was truly a shared joy.

[@edismehmedali4666]

I remember watching this race with my dad (who was a lifelong Schumacher fan) when I was 14. His last race, and he had such an incredible drive. I could see all the emotions my father went through as he was making those overtakes, thinking at the time he would never see him racing again. Definitely a race I will remember for the rest of my life.

[@canespastico]

His overtake on Raikkonen was him being like "You're replacing me next year, young boy, but until then I'm in charge. Now out of my way." Brilliant drive from one the greatest drivers of all time, my childhood hero.

[@yuchuga8341]

I think is more like Raikkonen don't see a point in colliding with him because afterall is his retirement race.

[@nxxm9507]

Gaming with Yuchuga he drift left and micheal took advantage

[@jaketsu1630]

Schumacher's car was easily better than Kimi's

[@KSCKris]

This guy was amazing in this race.. Just think about he was already 37 years old here. 2 seconds faster than the field lap by lap.. and a fastest lap with dead cold tyres.. 7 championships.. and some drivers are happy to take 1 or 2. Now he's fighting for his life or at least his health. I remember I was around 10 years old at this race and i cried when he got that puncture and then i thought this race ended. After half an hour i saw him he was around 10th place or something like that. This is the perfomance from a truly champion.

[@Xiphactinus]

Dead tyres didn't stop him. Unlike a certain 6-time WDC...

[@guiltspeedsupra2036]

PhoenixGT3 at least he didn’t cheat.

[@TheWPhilosopher]

@@Xiphactinus he'd be a seven time right now if they'd settled for any points in China. Any points at all. Then again he'd be a five time if Glock hadn't been a sitting duck. Swings and roundabouts. Malaysia for Lewis too and then Rosberg wouldn't have a title. So it is what it is. 🤣

[@Vrey662]

well Ferrari had the fastest cars that day remember Massa won there, in his prime and with a fast car MS couldnt beat Mika or JV

[@chrisvanegmond3157]

​@@Vrey662 both the Williams in 96-97 and the McLaren in 98-99 were superior. Schumacher challenged for the WDC in an inferior Ferrari 96-98 (and would've probably won in 99 if it wasn't for his accident). You can't seriously suggest that Villeneuve and Hakkinen were better than Schumacher.

[@hooligan1017]

In all honesty and I’m sure everyone will agree this was the note that Micheal should’ve ended on and not the Merc years. Yes he was beaten by Alonso and he was getting on in age a bit. But this race showed the raw unbridled speed that he still had in him. It was though as if Micheal was giving the drive to remind the world why he is one of the absolute best the sport has ever seen. This was in my eyes was the true final drive of the all conquering Schumacher. Keep Fighting Micheal.

[@henrikp.5567]

He helped Mercedes when they rejoined F1. I think without his Knowledge they wouldn’t be where they are now.

[@txrracxtta]

Without Michael, who knows? A lot could be different. Mercedes would certainly be completely different, his guidance after they emerged from the ashes of BrawnGP was crucial. Considering Michael allowed Vettel to make a crucial overtake on him during the 2013 Brazilian GP, which let Vettel go on to win the championship, what would it be like if Michael wasn't there and instead someone more competitive was, someone who would have resisted and fought Vettel and even changed the course of the championship?

[@saiyerugara9038]

...Although he performed well in Brazil 2012!

[@zeinmets3550]

@@txrracxtta Michael didn't race in 2013. He did in 2012 though, and in his last race ever, yes, he did let Seb through.

[@zeinmets3550]

Without Michael, Merc wouldn't be where they are right now. He was and still is a big part of why they have been so dominant throughout the V6 era

[@powerslidesenna]

I was there and watched a true masterclass. His line around Laranjinha was something so amazing, many times oversteering into the corner. Being brazilian I grew up listening to all Senna's stories and that Schummi was not that good, that had always done trickery and stuff. While he dominated I prefered to cheer for the underdog. But in this race I changed my option. The guy was in another league, really an extraordinary talent. Then just look back to some of his performances over the time: Belgium 95, Spain 96, Hungary 98, Japan 2000, Brazil and China 2006...stuff of legend

[@MrPrajitura]

Also France '04 winning with 4 stops, driving the wheels off of that Ferrari. It's so sad that Ayrton passed so early, can you imagine the battle between him and MSC, with that Williams being toned down with the removal of all the electronics. Who knows, maybe in a different lifetime we can experience that battle...

[@dannyk4921]

Great comment

[@Sam-rl5hs]

Monaco 1997

[@dxfifa]

@@MrPrajitura Michael was better than Senna easily by 1994

[@LucasKneipp]

The G.O.A.T, the King, the Master, Michael Schumacher, forever the best

[@alexistsimplas4603]

1994, 1997, 2006! Great cheater Schumacher! 👋👋👋

[@diavolo8098]

Lewis Hamilton is the G.O.A.T to me

[@ChristopherBuenviaje]

Que the Lewis Fanboys! Hahaha

[@ChristopherBuenviaje]

@Anurag Well atleast Ferrari Fans are real fans. Lets see you Lewis Lovers support him when he starts losing? Its easy to be a fan when you are a lousy winner.

[@bwoah7184]

Alexis Tsimplas which means if you think he cheated at 1994, he still won 6 World titles in a completely fair way ;)

[@lampard9512]

I love the way massa hug him and said he's the number 1 😢 btw massa already wearing Richard Mille in 2006 😲

[@sehrgrossesglied5000]

was for me the most intense Scene in this Video

[@sirius1807]

He is the best no 1 and also no 2 driver - Irvine

[@Shocker99]

You can tell that deep down he didn't want to retire. That was an emotional goodbye in that press conference.

[@andrewhezekiahdaniel]

Yep agreed, and perhaps part of the reason he came back.

[@junminzhu8027]

With this sad music, I really miss Michael and hope he's alright.

[@bazza2974]

I think the most significant part of that race was Michael's overtake on Kimi, his replacement at Ferrari. Just to show he still has it over him.

[@everettmadsen9619]

Yeah but that kind of ignores the pace advantage the Ferrari had over the Mclaren

[@dragonkrieg4444]

that's because Kimi went wide on exit and let him by. how would it look if Kimi crashed Michael out of his last race? what would it be like when Kimi takes the seat next year? look at Brazil in 2012, the exact same situation. Kimi inches next to Michael going into Turn 1, and Kimi passed. no contact

[@f1pro299]

@@everettmadsen9619 It does but think coming back from 22nd with a lap down

[@mechanicalengineerturbo]

@@dragonkrieg4444 Kimi defended well, but he left enough room for both cars, like he always does. He is a clean racer.

[@smartin2174]

The thing is, Hamilton is always complaining, when things go wrong. I remember one race when Ferrari messed up a pit stop and they told Michael to make up 17s until the next stop. So he did.

[@jensenopulus]

Cause Hamilton is a crybaby! Period! Schöner Star übrigens! 😍

[@anthonymanutd7544]

jensenopulus so in a heated psychological challenging race. Complaining on the radio is deemed as being a crybaby. Easy for you to say when you’ve never driven a race car.

[@mumei5068]

The thing is this video in not even about Hamilton. So why do u bring it up.

[@jimb8695]

@Firstname Lastname AGREED 100%

[@Darvinho9]

@Firstname Lastname "The sole reason he is winning now is because FIA is mainly british and they were tired of constantly having german champions in the past." Utter nonsense.

[@timbarron8642]

probably one of the best drives EVER in F1...absolute LEGEND.

[@neelanshmishra97]

Absolute Animal

[@angehyt]

No. He's just the best.

[@MrCresc]

No is only the GOAT forever

[@eostr1981]

This race showed what ”leaving on the peak” phrase means in the world of sports.

[@MrSemirGerkhan]

I remember like it was yesterday. I cried so much. The most complete driver F1 ever had ♥️

[@easylyricshun4627]

He will be forever in our heart. What a legend. Figthing 🙏❤️

[@alexistsimplas4603]

What a cheater. 1994,1997,2006. 👏👏👏👏👏😂😂😂😂

[@ale16_69]

Some respect?

[@stephenpowell8750]

@@alexistsimplas4603 what's the matter keyboard warrior is the fact you under achieve at whatever you do bring you here or let me guess your ham fan boy who thinks Mr perfect has never cheated before either 🖕🖕😂

[@alexistsimplas4603]

@@stephenpowell8750 1994, 1997, 2006! 👋👋😂😂

[@alexistsimplas4603]

@@ale16_69 1994,1997, 2006! Respect for Schumacher! 👋😂

[@nextlevel2426]

Will never forget this day.. I actually cried. I remember when schumi went to embrace massa and massa hugged him and then motioned with his finger saying michael was number 1, I was too young to understand back then how immense senna was, however i would say michael wasn't too far off. Imo.

[@Dnie.]

Michael is much more of a personality for F1 then any other driver ever was he made the sport more famous than any other guy he was F1 in Perfection

[@akhi4seven]

It’s sad we don’t get to know anything about his health or recovery. All Formula 1 fans want to know how the legend is doing. It’s been 7 years without any news, updates, or even a photo. Even if he is not okay it’s not to judge but to still show love and appreciation. It seems though we are celebrating someone who isn’t with us anymore but in spirit he will always be with us and that’s what matters.

[@sumitsaurabh9529]

he is the reason why I started watching F1 races and Alonso is the reason why I have become a fan of F1...

[@user-tl4sq8tk1d]

And Ferrari is our religion

[@tommykee12]

Could’ve been great 8 but luck sadly ran out. Before Suzuka engine blow up it was France 2000 last time had failure. 37 yrs old challenging a prime Fernando Alonso. True legend of this sport.

[@celador14]

Prime alonso? Prime alonso was in 2012 and 2014

[@joaoandrade2828]

@@celador14 prime Alonso on raw pace was 2005-07. Prime Alonso overall as a driver was 2010-2014.

[@celador14]

@@joaoandrade2828 what? Alonso was faster in pace because the cars were driven 100% each lap

[@joaoandrade2828]

@@celador14 the drivers pushed more on the tyre war era, I agree, but I do think that his raw pace reached its peak in his mid-twenties. Just like with Kimi during his McLaren years, MSC at Benetton and early Ferrari years, Vettel at Red Bull, and even Hamilton at McLaren.

[@yenercoskun5204]

Not only he was out of luck. He got a penalty in China for overtaking under the red flag, and he screwed up the Monaco quali. It was to much of his dark side that season. That is imo the reason he lost rhe title

[@besehee]

What a legend. I nearly forgot the emotions Schumi was able to give with his racing.

[@zxr-cade2026]

This race showed that even on the back foot and when the pressure was on the great Micheal Schumacher proved once again why he is the greatest of all times

[@JonnySantoroRS]

That moment with Massa ......... damn I'm crying.

[@rick.05]

My childhood hero, great driver, we will not see a driver Like him #keepfightingmichael

[@dk_noobmaster46]

One of finest childhood memories. Saw him give absolute everything. That charge was the heroic of all time.

[@filiplevacic6371]

When Felipe talking about Michael, you see in his eyes respect,love,true friendship for Michael.. And also,as Massa many times said- Michael was his master, a teacher... Great memories.. So happy that I was already 19years old in 2006, and was able to watch.. 1988-2008- best years of f1

[@ritangshubhattacharya1654]

The greatest driver ever in the history of Formula 1.

[@MadDeepness]

Fangio? Lauda? Senna? Senna is greatest ever.

[@christopherhylton7497]

Greatest cheater for sure!!!

[@wegewege1217]

Nah Maldonado is the greatest:v

[@commenttorv5572]

@@MadDeepness Who is Fanchio?

[@valeriobenedetti7791]

@@MadDeepness FanGio

[@andrecavalcante6912]

3:03 So much respect for Schumacher, the number one he says.

[@MrFed90]

And are u telling me that Hamilton's races are better than Michael's performances? No...

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

Always gotta bring that shit in.. He beat Alonso in his first year so yes!

[@thomy1955]

@@MagicAyrtonforever we are talking about Schumacher not Alonso

[@fablewalls]

Let's ask Damon Hill how he feels about Michael's performances shall we? Alonso did well to beat Schumacher in his last two years at Ferrari - granted the FIA had found a way to overcome those special tyres that Bridgestone made for Schumacher.

[@runbabyrun2832]

Schumacher had a young fast raikkonen a young Alonso who has Hamilton got a bitch called bottas a washed up vettel and a car than anyone can win in

[@samal8622]

MagicAyrtonforever he didn’t really beat him they were level on points

[@rafmarchesiniofficial]

Tears in my eyes....What a Legend! Miss you Michael so much! 😢

[@Venus7x]

I cried. I’m so happy to got to see him race back then. Waking up in the middle of the night for a race just to watch him race. What a legend.

[@Palondrian]

Michael made Ferrari great, he decided to go there while they were in nowhere. He left Benetton and took the challenge. In 1996 they were still to far off the pace. In 1997 it was Michaels sheer driving skill that made a title race against dominating Williams cars possible. 1997 was masterclass apart from the crash in Jerez. In my opinion the title should have been his. 1998 the McLarens were too strong. In 1999 Ferrari was fanstatic, Michael would have won the titel easily if there would not have been the incident in Silverstone. Even Irvine was able to get second place in the standings that season. 2000 was a mixture of feelings. But in the end Michael got his first title with Ferrari. Even though the McLaren were stronger in sheer pace. 2001 and 2002 were dominating seasons for Michael, similiar to the 2017, 2019 title races. 2003 was a very close fight against very strong McLarens with Räikkönen and BMWs with Motoya and young Schumi. 2004 was the most dominant season, comparable to Mercedes in 2016. 2005 was a disaster, the FIA worked hard against Ferrari to slow them down, a phenomenon that never happened with Mercedes. In 2006 Michael took the challenge again, Ferrari did everything they could to recover from 2005, but Renault was too strong again. Over the season they were able to close the gap, but in the end Michael was unlucky with an engine blew-up in Japan. Otherwise he would have been the 2006 champion. Michael could have been easily champion in 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006. Alone the fact that he easily could have been a 10 times F1 champion says enough for me. On top of that the Ferraris were only dominant in 2-3 years ((2001), 2002 and 2004). In those other seasons it was just Michaels incredible pace and hard work.

[@veronviper06]

Fabian 0906 for 1997, I feel like if Michael didn’t try to crash into Jaques he would’ve got the title. I mean no hate, opinions are opinions, but that’s my thought

[@deeptenduganguly8530]

@Anurag 2016? That car holds the record for most poles, most wins and most constructor points in a season, you having a laugh mate?

[@ultrascreens5206]

Only driver to turn down opportunities for wins and championships and actually challenge himself and yet still managed to break all the records!

[@jeanvaughn7372]

Michael's career is dented with cheating.

[@jeanvaughn7372]

@@deeptenduganguly8530 Alonso beat Michael. Hamilton beat Alonso. Hamilton > Michael.

[@kondor99999]

My favorite Schumacher drive. What grit. What sheer pace. Amazing.

[@janardhaniyer8343]

Others may break every single record he has set, but his is the brightest star in the F1 sky. KeepFightingMichael

[@Bala1991100]

When I saw this in 2006 I cried a lot! Ferrari will never have another driver like him! 😣

[@daNdyPM]

Hmm... Time will tell... Anyway, right now, drivers aren't the main issue at Ferrari imho...

[@georgiapapachristopoulou3669]

they already have seb

[@deeptenduganguly8530]

@@georgiapapachristopoulou3669 Schumacher is a different breed to Vettel

[@morello3000]

@@georgiapapachristopoulou3669 dude you can't compare them( I am not a Schumacher neither a Vettel fan)

[@mohammadzohorul8887]

Ferrari has great drivers but bad strategies.

[@fun_point3873]

Thanos: I am inevitable Michael: I am Michael Schumacher

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Dang... You sound like as if Thanos could eliminate Michael Schumacher with just one snap! 😂

[@thomasevanko8434]

*punts into someone* Oh no, you've hit the wrong part of him, my friend

[@sv52308]

@@madkhaliqfarhan SCHUMACHER is too powerful

[@mandomisutd17]

Schumi the greatest of all time, thank you for beautiful chillhood!

[@archvile1313]

2006 Brazil, Schumacher starts P10, a few laps later, last, finishes P4 with less remaining laps. 2017 Brazil, luluboy starts pit lane, gathers positions thanks to DRS, finishes P4 then after the race he was crying, complaining and accusing Kimi of cheating that he could not overtake for P3.

[@mcs6330]

and now we have Brazil 2021, with all that drs and e.t.c. lulu isn't even close to M.Sch

[@arjungnanavel509]

Crying for no reason haha

[@momchilyankov2197]

2:11 “Don’t collide guys, please don’t collide” damn, hit me in the feelings

[@dragonkrieg4444]

its like Kimi heard them and then pulled wide to let Michael by

[@bastischodes393]

Did anybody notice that Michael and Kimi battled the exact same way 6 years later in Schumacher's last race for Mercedes

[@NippyMoto]

This man is a legend. To think he could have had 13 world titles if things went his way is absolutely amazing. 1997,1998,1999,2005,2006 and finally 2007 where the missed opportunities.

[@diegor8111]

2005? How?

[@NippyMoto]

@@diegor8111 The new pit stop/tyre regulations were brought in purely to fuck Ferrari and Bridgestone. Without them he would have won.

[@jorgecalleja5129]

@@diegor8111 If all races are as US 05. So hard battle that day against Monteiro

[@boltmix7294]

@@NippyMoto There is no way he would have, Kimi and Alonso were simply far better that year

[@thehuggingsimmy1765]

@@boltmix7294 yes they were better because of the pitstop ban rule.

[@c.s.castro8277]

Michael, we love you, and wish you may recover to see your son racing again! Thanks for your great example of person, driver, team work, sportsmanship, kindness, generosity, and much more! We don't forget you. You´re a hero for us!

[@missbond7345]

The edits brings tears to my eyes. Ppl now underestimate the influence Michael had in F1 without the power of Social media & twitch streams. I grew up in India & ppl knew Schumacher even if they didn’t know F1. Nostalgia

[@shorelinewarden7849]

Thank you Michael! Ferrari will miss you, F1 Will miss you, we all will miss you! Keep fighting, and dont change! ABSOLUTE LEGEND!

[@TheJokerit19]

''The Michael'' - Mika Hakkinen.

[@ChelseaRanger1983]

Absolutely incredible driver. His aggression and the way he fought will never be matched in my opinion. What a combination him and that red Ferrari was

[@Kruppstahl87]

That sound 😍💯 And WE MISS MICHAEL 😢🙏🏻💪🏻

[@matthijsdeboer9932]

Felipe, a great emotional racer!

[@GstarCurtis]

Schumacher truely one of the best, and this video is truely emotional! Get well soon Schumi!

[@MrGrus11]

As a kid whenever anyone mentioned f1 or racing in general Schumacher was always in everyones thoughts, he is probably the most influential racer to ever exist.

[@siddheshshivraj3534]

As a kid seeing this race I was heartbroken, first the Q3 miss then the puncture in the race but today when I see this race I learn never to give up and I learn it from a legend. Still brings tears in my eyes when we discuss about MSC.

[@Moeller0200]

I was 12 years old, when I watched this race. I remember crying in my room afterwards, because I was going to miss him. This video gave me the same sort of feelings. He will always be the greatest of all time to me.

[@syahircaer]

Valentino Rossi: Schumacher made a mistake when he decided to retire when he was at the top

[@Gupko1662]

he retired for his own reasons. he wasn't feeling physically good enough to go longer, i've heard that he was getting a lot of neck problems. And even media was getting to him asking him when he's gonna leave if he's gonna leave Ferrari anytime soon.

[@TheRealAMG]

YoungBilly nope. Luca forced Michael out because kimi’s manager signed a pre contract with Ferrari in the hopes Ron would give kimi more money to stay.

[@syahircaer]

YoungBilly yup. I heard that too. But he made a comeback in a different era of F1. In a different team. Might that he should stay a little bit longer in Ferrari. But yeah. He’s the greatest driver nevertheless.

[@Smonserratm]

If Kimi was able to barely clinch the title in 2007, Schumi could've also done it.

[@syahircaer]

Sergi Monserrat Mascaró no doubt bro

[@greigsanderson]

Gutted he got a puncture. The best driver ever in F1 by a long way.

[@abdulraoufaoun2199]

Schumacher the greatest driver ever We will miss you I'm crying every time I see your picture

[@Hynawy]

i am crying with u ma friend :(

[@abdulraoufaoun2199]

@@Hynawy ❤️

[@Freakmaan]

There will NEVER be someone like Schumacher again - Hamilton can go on to get Double the World Titles but Schumi was a one of a kind racer and man

[@JAM_2024]

He was a dirty racer.

[@thindon6661]

@@JAM_2024 as a schumi fan i agree

[@0besePlatypus]

Q J so was senna and people only remember senna fondly because he crashed into a wall and killed himself

[@thindon6661]

@@0besePlatypus ok fair enough senna did hit alain prost in suzuka 1990 but he wasnt remembered for his crash, he had a rivalry with an f1 legend alain prost. he came 2nd in tyrell. Im not trying to start an argument btw Edit: i took away oppinion

[@TheAmol297]

Like people mentioned in the comments, Senna and Schumacher were controversial drivers. While they were greats of their time, for me personally Hamilton has my respect and love not just for being the best of his time but for also his sporting spirit. While I am sad that Senna and Schumacher were a bit before my time, I feel very lucky to have witnessed an absolute legend in the making. He will be the man to beat Schumi's record!

[@markyazvenka]

I cried. Thanks F1. Amazing video

[@oscar_terricola]

I still remember this race, how can I forget it

[@philippe-lebel]

I remember liking to watch F1 with Schumacher because winning or not there was always something happening with him. Sometime it was even better to see him behind to have the pleasure to see him fighting till the end and find incredible ressources.

[@pitmie]

I could still remember this moment vividly, I was supporting him despite knowing his chances to win 8th championship were slim. Watched the race LIVE without a high hope but still with a glimmer. Then when the race started, it all seemed worse after his collision with Fisichella. Tried to stay and watch some other laps, but had to watch till the end when he suddenly started overtaking all cars and setting fastest laps of the race. It was an unbelieveable performance by Schumi and this remains one of the best race by him although not coming as a winner. He won the heart of all Brazilian fans.

[@Marcel_Schoenfeldt]

Hero of my childhood. Never forget this championchip. I remember Schumacher had an engine failure at the race before while he was leading (Japan GP). That broke my heart...

[@proro1974]

"Fisi's blown it this time ! " - Story of his career

[@matrixpolaris679]

oof

[@nonstopwebby]

Thankyou for so many great childhood memories michael! I remember being 6 or 7 years old and hearing your Ferrari BLASTING around the melbourne GP circuit!! In a class of his own..

[@emankcin1701]

It's official: Williams has just finished the US gp.

[@farrelldzakijumayil3281]

funny joke very original

[@BlueflagAlpha]

Williams is on the way to parc ferme

[@petermarais4168]

That is one of the most original, funny comments I have seen in a while

[@daNdyPM]

lmao

[@rohannagsmart97]

Ok boomer

[@glennlalujan]

Keep fighting, Schumi. Love from INDONESIA

[@Abd.Allaah]

Hmm menabjukkan

[@abimaelpasca224]

Ternyata bukan cuma gw aja yg dari indonesia

[@azantinoadam430]

Btw pada nonton f1 dimana nih?

[@Abd.Allaah]

@@azantinoadam430 cuma nonton highlight nya doang gan :v

[@dwjend1981]

@@azantinoadam430 langganan tv kabel bang. Kalo gratisan ada di kliktv.net, cari aja channel fox sport asia

[@guventokdemir2393]

Schumacher, my childhood hero.. This race is so special for me cuz that teached me how a real "champion" fights until the end. Never lost his faith until the finish, pushing harder and harder. Please keep fighting Schumi, thats what you are 🙏

[@bowlchamps37]

He did something no other driver ever did before and has not done since. Go from the bottom to glory. That´s why he is the best.

[@vinayakiyer8334]

2 things: 1: Michael's driving was just some other level. It wasn't just him winning races and all. It was how he won them. His driving was sooo bloody precise. How neatly he took those corners. 2: Fisichella was one of the most underrated/underappreciated drivers of the time. Maybe even overall

[@the_red_barron1002]

How was he ??? The Renault was the best car that year and he couldn't get near Alonso.

[@dxfifa]

Fisichella was far far worse than Trulli vs Alonso.

[@quattroevolution9073]

Michael,we will never forget you. ♥️ For me,the best Formula driver Ever in history !

[@davemellor4697]

Michael Schumacher was simply the complete article he was a great driver,a kind human being to people animals and and consummate professional but had a never ever say die attitude! Sad he is like he is now,such a great man.

[@Davey_Does]

Always, keep fighting Michael.

[@zxr-cade2026]

A truly epic drive from the greatest of them all I was absolutely gutted when Michael retired from formula 1 🏎 for the first time and I was very sad when he left again in 2012 I just hope that in the next few years he will be 100% healthy again I miss Micheal a lot

[@Noname-kr4qo]

I’m so sad that I didn’t see his driving skills 😞

[@robleurni8420]

You must be very young cause in 2012 he was still racing

[@Noname-kr4qo]

Roble urni I’m 2008

[@kivol.3454]

@@robleurni8420 but not aa well as his golden era

[@strawman3059]

@@robleurni8420 he didn't show much skill in the Mercedes..

[@darkcharzard88]

Mate, go back, watch some of the championships he won. They're still amazing to watch today.

[@iAstronaut.]

back in 2005 i didnt even know what F1 was but I knew who micheal schumacher was, he was a racer and a champion, thats how vast his fans and admirers were. get well soon. F1 is and always for me will be Schumacher and Senna.

[@georgemavrides3434]

Strokes of bad luck deprived us from seeing him crowned an 8th time, such a fitting way to close his competitive career. The GOAT.

[@francescodecio4334]

This is one of my very first memories of F1 and, i was 6 at the time and I tought Schumacher had made contact with fisichella on the opening lap and that massa was near to lap him. I can't remember if I had ever Watch F1 before, but despite that, I remember being very upset for the incident and watching all the gp hoping he could come back and win the championship somehow. I have to thank my great uncle for intruducing me to F1 as he was an engeneer and a big fan. This is one of the few and best memories I have with and of him.

[@kochnasakti7187]

He (Michael) is still my idol, my hero and Ferrari legend.

[@Hynawy]

you`re a true legend ma friend

[@cip5949]

Hamilton had the best car on the track every time he became champion. Schumi did it even when he had the 2nd best. Thats the diference between them, for the ones than don't undestand

[@therealMH]

Wow, seeing this race highlights reminds me of sitting in front of the TV as a kid, with tears in my eyes, swearing on everything yellow and blue and crying after the race because I knew there won‘t be an 8th WDC for Michael. And I began to realize that there won‘t be a driver after him who will bring so much joy to F1 like him. 🐐

[@Fifthelement203]

I love that man. I grew up in Jamaica and we still knew who Michael Schumacher was. #Legend

[@zoebrown2376]

I'm from Jamaica too and I used to watch him race with my dad on TV when I was younger. He was the driver that got me interested in Formula 1

[@LoCoAde87]

How do you not get chills watching this. An incredible race for so many reasons. So many storylines. The cars. The commentary. Some of the radio calls. This is racing.

[@Slavik27]

MS is the best of the best. Thanks for all great moments and memories. He was sometimes a bigger than a whole F1.

[@mrsportschampion5796]

Michael still racing the most important race of his life...and we all know at the end he will beat this.

[@terkmadugga]

He'll always be my number 1. We miss you Michael!

[@prasadgianlucacolombagefer3264]

The best race I have ever seen of Michael. He was nearly one lap behind and did a big vamp.

[@RasLion]

He was the greatest of all time, I was blessed to see him at grand Prix zooming past me. particularly loved seeing him at Spa ...he ruled the place. I miss you Michael.

[@LuddeSW]

Thank you for this video. I will never forget this race. Oh boy, how much i love this sport..