Top 5 Michael Schumacher Moments

Andre Harrison shares his Top 5 Michael Schumacher moments with us. Formula 1 at its best.
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[@TheAussieStig30]

I am an absolute Schumi nut, and my greatest ever memory was at Melbourne GP, Coming in as a 4 time world champion, on the drivers parade, I made eye contact with him, gave him a thumbs us, then held up 5 fingers, for 5xWC. He saw that, held up 5 fingers and nodded at me. I was speechless. I remember getting up at 3am to see him win his 5th WC and being overcome with emotion.

[@silasb1982]

Canada 1995. Race won by Alesi. During his victory lap the car ran out of fuel and parks in on track and exit the car. While standing there waving to the crowd you see Schumacher's Benetton approaching and slows down just to pick him up and let Alesi complete his victory lap on the back of his Benetton.

[@alancorns5837]

Every moment of his career is my favorite. He is the greatest of all time. (PERIOD).

[@markfranklin6697]

Greatest of all time and it was a wet race no 1 even came close absolute fantastic driver and F1 isn't the same without him, 7 titles could of been 9

[@someoneunseen5168]

​​@@markfranklin6697could have been 11 with 4 strokes of luck going his way. 97 britain dnf (ball bearing) after leading jacques 98 spa crash with dc whilst leading 99 silverstone break failure leading to broken legs 06 japan dnf while leading alonso

[@procioneintubato]

The best ever in my book. The combination of commitment to the sport, training, concentration when on track and raw driving skills was unprecedented, and hasn't been even touched since. I'm afraid we will never see another MS, speedy recovery champ.

[@Ferp50]

he was the best I do not watch F1 anymore. he took on generations of drivers

[@prettysure3085]

Lewis hamilton is the goat

[@kberlin85]

@@prettysure3085 schumacher is the best of all time in my humble opinion

[@ryanwaugh1]

truth hurts hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha......hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@Gigidag77]

The moment he cried after passing Senna's record.

[@ferrari2k]

Monza 2000. Yes, that race was special. As were many others :D

[@brianmccadney1816]

Wholeheartedly agree that was the best moment in Formula 1 history almost well at least Michael's history

[@viandramonisyaf8623]

1.Formula One's Record Breaker 2.his win at imola 2003 (heartbreaking) 3.His pole lap at Monaco 2012 4.his win at suzuka 2000 5.The Rainmeister

[@straxwb]

Every time he and Hakkinen were fighting wheel to wheel for the big W has to be a great MSC moment. These two will always remain my favourite drivers of all time, their rivalry in the track opposed to their great friendship outside of it was just the best thing in the F1 business.

[@Colddeed]

Brazil 2006 is one of my favorites. he went almost a lap down early on, and then drove his heart out to fight his way back up to 4th place, in what was to be his final race at the time(until his comeback 3 years later). He was fighting with Alonso for the championship that year, and even though his title hopes were all but gone by that point, the way he simply didn't give up and kept fighting till the very end was admirable.

[@MrArach666]

There´s plenty of great moments throughout Michaels career,but maybe the most impressive drive I´ve seen from him was in malaysia 99. In his comeback after breaking his leg at silverstone a few months back,gets the pole by being over a second faster than both Mclarens in qualy,starts the race and imediately goes away and makes a 5 second gap to Irvine/Hakkinen/Coulthard in 3 or 4 laps just to assert he was the fastest out there and then proceeds to slow down,let Irvine through(because believe it or not,Irvine was in the title fight with Hakkinen)effectively playing the role of a real second driver maybe for the first and only time in his career and basically ruin Hakkinens race completely by slowing him down at crucial points(all within the rules,just incredible covering of Hak). Oh,And he still ended the race just behind Irvine and with 3 pit stops.

[@someoneunseen5168]

He let irvine through TWICE in that race

[@Whelo369]

Giving Ferrari its first drivers championship since 1979 at Suzuka in 2000

[@mindtricky]

1998 Hungaroring race was phenomenal, holy shit it still gives me gosebumps, i still have it in my databank :)

[@blackflagqwerty]

The 1994 spanish gp for me was his best. He spent most of the race stuck in 5th(I think) gear and still finished 2nd!!

[@anthonyiuculano6002]

No Michael did not 'bend the rule' in '94. Schumacher had the track position, Hill was trying to pass him half off track, and if you look at replays from onboard his car, DH hit him, not the other way around...He was only halfway alongside the car, so it was at best a racing incident. At worst, Hill's fault.

[@Bookish_Lattes]

Thank you!!

[@prw6430]

hill literally divebombed schumi and came in at an insanely steep angle as soon as he closed up to schumi. That was a really unwise decision by hill as well, since if schumi's car was actually damaged in the previous corner as some sources claimed, all hill needed to do is be patient for a few corners. To me, it just shows how little confidence hill actually has at properly over taking schumacher with real pace.

[@DarrenMoynagh]

Schumacher hit the wall at the exit of turn 5 on Lap 36 in Adelaide 1994. His car was irreversibly damaged. He was about to drive his car up the escape road at turn 6 to retire but instead made one more last ditch attempt to take Hill out with him, and therefore take the title by a point. Hill, unaware Schumacher's car was damaged, moved left and then right. Schumacher blocked the first; and drove into Hill on the second. What Schumacher did was inch-perfect because he only had one chance to achieve his quest of taking Hill out. And my how he managed it! Former FIA President Max Mosley has since said that if a driver did that today he would be disqualified from the Championship. Indeed Schumacher attempted a similar move in 1997 on Villeneuve in the final race when he led the title race by one point. But this time; he was thrown out of the Championship. The greatest driver to ever live, an iconic athlete the world over, and in my opinion his Monte Carlo Qualifying 2006 incident was a mistake at the final corner, rather than an act of cheating. But his past caught up with him on that day and his qualifying times were deleted. Rightly remembered as a legend, but he cheated to claim the 1994 title.

[@RainerWiset]

Hill can wait and pass him but Hill for me always was a loser

[@Djarra]

Even Damon admits he was at fault, and has done since the event. The '06 one is not clear cut, He had an hydraulic issue and would have taken a ten place penalty for that, but in the only case ever the FIA decided he could have driven the rest of the lap so Dqd him from qualifying, although it's doubtful he could have got into the pits.

[@Benjamin_Jehne]

...He was the rainmaster after this unbelivable rainrace 1995 in Spa. Starting in 16th position, he finished as the winner of the race. I think, this is one of his other records...

[@donkhorse]

The Italian Grand Prix back in 2000. Schumacher scored his 41st victory in Formula One, equaling Ayrton Senna’s record. In the press conference he was asked if those records mean a lot to him. He replied: “Yes, it does mean a lot to me.” Then he broke down crying, as Mika Häkkinen and Michael’s younger brother Ralph, try to console him. That was a very powerful moment, and my all time favourite Michael Schumacher moment. #KeepFightingMichael.

[@ferrari2k]

My first F1 race I watched was the 97 Monaco GP where Schumi did win with almost a full minute ahead of the second place driver. And I would put his 2000 Suzuka race up there as well where he clinched his first title with Ferrari. Not forgetting the 95 Spa race, winning from 16th on the grid. And you can go on and on and on, he was just such a legend :)

[@Mr.Korzack]

He was one of my idols growing, and... Honestly, yeah, the ruthless win at all costs approach I didn't like, but I understood. He was just a step above, F1 would not be where it is without him, especially not in Germany. You say about him bending rules, there's also 2010 where his ambush on Alonso in Monaco had to re-write the rule-book, never mind after when he forced a re-write of the Q3 rules as well, knowing he didn't have the pace and/or car to compete for pole. I remember his gesture to Vettel in his last race, I remember blubbing like an idiot in 99 when I honestly thought he was dead at Silverstone, and blubbing again at Monza in 06. I remember folks in Mercedes still referencing thing MSC did that has helped them gain dominance after he left. He was, and still is, the man. And for me, always will be, Rosberg mentioned competing with him as a way of handling Hamilton. I'm sorry for Rubinho, though... He deserved to be champion, and in any other context, he would have been...

[@neo00087]

I'm loving the fact that tifosi aren't letting the (semi) biased nature of this video tarnish his reputation , who's undoubtedly, one of the greatest (if not the greatest) ever. Forza Ferrari Forza Michael.

[@mannymavridis1703]

I remember watching the Hungary GP and after he won i stood up off my couch and gave him a round of applause. I believe its his greatest win, he truly was a superstar driver.

[@imranzakaev3191]

2003 right

[@simonsujeewon]

Mine has to be Spanish GP 1994 - Schumacher still finishing 2nd to Damon Hill despite being stuck in 5th gear most of the race. Also 1998 British Grand Prix winning the race in the pit!

[@woodystorey]

One of top Schumacher moments....well it's an entire race, China 2006, the site of his 91st and last win. Qualifying was in the rain and the Bridgestone west were not near as good as the Michelin wets. Alonso had the pole but what's amazing, Schumacher (6th) qualified a full 10 spots higher than the next Bridgestone shod car. As the race started Alonso and Fisichella took off and was lengthening their lead as the laps went by, the rains stopped and a dry line was forming. It was then Schumacher went into the pits and got dry tires and with the 2 Renault drivers still on inters. Schumacher was taking 2-3 seconds a lap off Alonso and Fisichella's lead as the track dried, he finally caught Alonso and made an incredible pass at the first turn of the Shanghai track, Alonso in the lead and Schumacher took a very wide line into the turn giving him the position to shorten the apex of turn 2 and Schumacher dove under Alonso and then drove away from him. His earlier pass on Fisichella was just as dramatic as Fisichella coming out of the pits while Schumacher pitted a couple of laps prior, but Schumacher's tires were up to temperature and Fisichella just didn't have the grip yet and Schumacher dove under Fisichella who almost pushed Schumacher off the track....nobody was or is or will be as good as Schumacher...he was just so much better and in the best car, it was fate or something that the two best, in car and driver that came together at the right place and time...and history was made every race....and a complete whitewash of the record books...and yea, dominance is great, we rarely get to withness when someone takes such a leap forward, that the others just have to concede that this once in a lifetime driver races in their era...

[@horsepower523]

For me the most memorable and favorite Schumi moment will always be the Japanese GP 2000 where he won his first title with Ferrari and also Ferrari won their first Driver's title after 21 years. As a big Ferrari and Schumi fan I'll never forget that moment when he finally crossed the finish line at Suzuka. Yeah, good times.

[@byroncurrin227]

Wishing Schumacher ALL THE BEST....I loved watching him drive....

[@lukewilliams8205]

Japan 1998 from pole to last then back to 3rd,what a fightback till his tyre blew.

[@bobbestofbobs]

His pole at Monaco in 96 should be number 1 instead imo, also brazil 2006 deserves a mention, truly the last Schumacher esque performance he gave

[@stephanclemens2348]

He is the only driver in Formula 1 history who was able to dominate two decades (Meaning more Racewins than any of his competitors)

[@JenovaDoll]

Photo's? Really?

[@nasirbahri975]

JenovaDoll

[@youbidoubidou]

"please learn English" - Why? One word: Trump.

[@jelleidzenga528]

JenovaDoll yeah really, came here to see some great videos but nope

[@Devilferrari]

You forget the victory in France with a 4 pitstop strategy, the race in canada in 2011 when he overtakes Massa and kobayashi in the same move, his first title with Ferrari, his last victory in china 2006 and probably others. But it is hard to chose only 5 best moments for this champion. Sorry for my english, i am french and my level is low in english ;)

[@Rosario_Verano]

that french '04 gp was amazing

[@robinjurries2606]

he didnt bend the rules. everyone thinks that beacuse british f1 personaltys keep saying it over and over again. because they cant stand that germans are just better at f1 than brits.

[@FrostBitey10]

+Robin j Germans are better than Brits at everything to be honest.

[@willemgroen7546]

Have a look at rosberg and hamilton m8.

[@janj09]

+Tall Man even Maldonado would win a race with Mercedes. F1 is a joke now

[@willemgroen7546]

janusan09 I meant that hamilton has beaten rosberg the last two years, and rosberg will probably never win the world championship because of hamilton. germans aren't better, they just think they are.

[@janj09]

Tall Man I've never rated Rosberg as a F1 driver. Hamilton is definitely way more talented than Rosberg but his dominance the past two years comes as a result of the car. Howev you're comparing the best English driver to the wrong German driver. The right one has 4 consecutive drivers championship. Only reason Rosberg is even in this conversation is because he drives the same car as Hamilton. If it was Seb instead of Rosberg it would definitely be a much closer race for the driver's title. We'll see how this season plays out. If Ferrari has indeed closed the gap to Mercedes then Hamilton will actually have to try and that's when we'll see who the better driver is. And before you tell me that the Redbull car dominated all other cars in the field I will remind you that 2010 was decided with Alonso

[@schuadam]

The one where he battled with Hakkinen at Suzuka, Japan in a mixed-weather race. Clinched his First Title with Ferrari. His car was codenamed F1-2000. That was nailbiting.

[@thrillathakilla]

1997 French Gp. It was my third ever race and I recorded it on VHS. I used to have it on as background noise a lot. Absolute domination from him. The rain came and he stayed out on slicks and despite going off and recovering, still won the race by a big margin to Frentzen 1997 Monaco GP. The first race I ever saw. A masterclass in the wet where he led by 4 seconds by the end of lap 1. He did the same in Spa that year The 2006 Brazilian GP. His courageous fightback after having to start 10th for a gearbox penalty then a puncture and nearly being lapped by Felipe Massa in 1st place. He climbed to 4th. His last win in 2006 at China strategically beating Alonso and Fisichella When he surpassed Ayrton Senna in wins and broke down crying in the interview room The list goes on and on.

[@baileys60]

I'm the complete opposite of a Schumacher fan however I was gutted to hear about his accident. As much as I dislike him and I know it's extremely unlikely but I do hope he makes a full recovery. Keep fighting Michael.

[@njoYYY]

I dont know which race it was, but one time he was one of the last drivers on track, because of some stop he needed to make. But drove on the top spots in a few laps again in a really great matter. I remember watching this race with my father and we were so impressed. Great time.

[@nicolefortin4771]

Michael Schumacher are and stay the unbelievable performer on Formule 1. The icone.

[@oenrn]

In his last race at Ferrari (and which was, at the time, the last of his career) he had a punctured tyre that brought him all the way to the back of the race. He then went on to overtake almost the entire grid and went from last all the way to fourth! One got the feeling that with enough laps he could've won that race.

[@arkhsm]

As a diehard Ford fan, my FAVE was '94, in the Benetton Ford B194, where he was stuck in 5th gear for a large part of the race...AND STILL FINISHED 2ND...who else could have done that...only that great driver/engine combo !!

[@aminrahman8081]

did you forget spanish grand prix 1994? when his gear stuck at 5th gear but he cruised for podium... even ross brawn said that one was the best from him need still do more study then

[@AhmadRiyal]

A1 Ring when his car caught fire in the pits and he exited to do 8 quali laps to pit again and win the race. 2006 brazil gp where he overtook so many cars and that amazing pass on raikonen. His battle and win against alonso in imola 2006.

[@DL5RW]

Michael, is the World best Driver been, always,always! Forever and ever!

[@mazzestarlights9701]

Happy Father's Michael, Love you, xxx

[@MandoMonge]

If schumi would've stayed in Mercedes (no skiing accident) I believe he would be on another winning streak. #KeepFightingMichael

[@ferrari2k]

Yes, thats the sad ending of the story. Imagine him being where Hamilton is now. He might be on course of his 10th (in words: TENTH!!) world title!

[@robertkosterman2898]

don't forget he had already a damage brain by a motor bike accident.that's why Nico was faster than him.

[@Jojo_Bee]

my greatest wish for a retired Schumacher is what Niki Lauda is now to Mercedes. He doesnt really need to race, but as a great hero, a beacon to inspire and advise new and young blood to F1. instead we worry about his health and sometimes it gives a bit of despair. :(

[@anthonyiuculano6002]

Damaged brain from the moto accident? What are you babbling about?

[@keithrobertson8101]

MandoMonge I agree the car was not a winning car when Schumacher was in the team

[@ajdprotocol]

In my humble opinion... I think his win in Spa 1995 was amazing too

[@alfie5371]

Not a very happy one, but his retirement speech in 2012 that was very memorable and literally made me cry

[@16vvincent]

My two fav Schumi Moments: 1994 Spanish GP, stuck in 5th gear and came in Second. That was the race that made me a fan of "the Michael".Brazil 2006: The last race with Ferrari and the pass on Kimi, against the wall and into turn 1. Huge balls!

[@imrekalman9044]

My favourite was actually a comment made by a Hungarian commentator. MS was driving somewhere, light rain, and his rear slid a bit in a corner. It costed him about half a second (he was leading by... a lot, 30+ seconds). And the commentator (Laszlo Palik) said "Dear viewers, this is a historic moment! After a year and a half Michael Schumacher made a mistake!"

[@timlindquist5224]

I loved it after the race before Monaco 12 Michael was asked about his forthcoming penalty for the Monaco round. “ I guess I’m just going to have put it on pole then” I love it when drivers put it where their mouths are!

[@markhampton8686]

What about the time he had to 4 stop at the French GP, or the time when I think it was his first or second year in F1 when he spotted his teamates tires getting worn down quicker than predictions and he told the team he was changing his strategy and would be stopping sooner. There is loads of these sorts of little tales with Michael. In my opinion the greatest F1 driver in history. Lets hope he can recover soon.

[@pablobarrera7613]

OK. There IS a moment missing in this countdown: It was Monza 2003. There, Schumacher set the record of the fastest race ever in the history of F1, with a speed average of 247.585 km/h and a total time of 1h14min19.838

[@REI02021809]

One moment was in 1999 when he came back in Malaysia when he played number 2 to Irvine and helped him win the race

[@Super-Godzilla99]

i hate it when people say schumi cheatet or was driving unfair. thats not true at the time he does that this was a normal race fight and you all haters forget schumi was an human and humans are not perfekt all the time. benetton cheattet whith the car not schumi thats why he was going to ferrari. and the mistake from him in monaco was an mistake not cheating or making alonso to fail the pole position. i shown enough english race and the english kommentators are allways not on the best drivers side thats normal in all the world in every country. In UK ur are for Uk people, in USA they are for USA people thats normal. but thinking a charakter like Michael is a bad or hes thinking bad or so then thats not true he shows oft enough that he is no driver like others when you wont see it than thats your problem. The best driver is for the driver how can drive a bad car good and schumi the only one i ever seen that can do this. Hamilton, raikonnen, Vettel usw ar good drivers but they cant make a bad car good, they need a good car to win. Senna was the only one that came close to Michaels abbilities. Michael was able to drive a car faster than the car goes no one can explain why its just a talent he was born with, same like Da vinci, einstein, Cesar, John F. Kennedy or bruce lee and many more there are people there exist on time in history. genius in his special abbilities. enjoy the times when you see such peoples they are exist not oft enough to enjoy.

[@hjjubnh]

Winning the French GP in 2004 on a 4-stop strategy His second GP-win in 1993 in Portugal having started only 6th His cheeky win in Silverstone 1998, coming in for a 10-second stop-and-go penalty on the last lap, crossing the finishline in the pits Winnning in Imola 2003 shortly after the death of his mother These are the other ones that come to my mind...

[@still_guns]

His forthcoming recovery

[@billybollox5216]

still_guns what recovery .. he is a vegetable for the rest of his days .. end of discussion

[@niweshlekhak9646]

Apparently he can whisper

[@Allan_Melon]

God Bless him, I hope he is able to recover

[@RacingAtHome]

Imola 2005? When he was mid pack then did an incredible stint to fight for the lead with a not good Ferrari. France 2004? Pushing every lap of the race whilst doing a 4 stop strategy over a 3 to win the race.

[@mrmikef10]

Also a great MSC moment... The press conference where he gave the championship to Ayrton!

[@Ms-id2gi]

#Keepfightingmichael get well soon my Hero i love you

[@bengtolsson1178]

He was the best and thats it!

[@adonaitsidkenuadonaitsidke9747]

thank you dear lord for michael's return it was taking our lives inside having him ill respectfully yours adonaitsidkenu

[@arthurguitar]

Whilst I'm admittedly not a Schumacher fan, there's no doubting his racing greatness. Narrowing down to 5 moments is not easy, but this is a great selection. I like the fact you didn't gloss over his "bending" of the rules - as a Hill fan, I find that definition rather kind ;-) His comeback with Mercedes showed him up for being a little more human than maybe was thought (there's more than a little smoke regarding illegal driving aids on his 94 Benetton car - traction control, tampered refueling rigs - we'll never know). I did enjoy his Monaco 2012 pole and did think it was a shame he couldn't start from there on race day. And to finally show the British public that he had a sense of humour as the faux Stig on Top Gear is also a great inclusion.

[@Ultegra10SPD]

Nobody ever mentions Estoril 93. Old tires and ford v8 vs Prost in the fw15c on newer tires. Last stint of race he held Alain off by being faster on only 1 corner. The last one. U10 PS - spain is #1. To think it happened the day i arrived in italy for the 1st time. What a culture shock.

[@cbrcruz9003]

Spain 1996 was just pure driving on the limit

[@jakubkrcma]

To get a pole position more than 20 years after the first race in F1 is FUCKING UNBELIEVABLE. MICHAEL, YOU HAVE OUR HEARTS... Also, it is more than funny that Bruno SENNA caused the Spanish crash, so Michael SHOULD HAVE STARTED FROM POLE AND WON IN MONACO, EQUALLING AYRTON'S 6 WINS!!! He was also destroyed by another driver (JPM) in 2004 (while leading), which interrupted his unprecedented series of 13 wins in 14 races (although Michael's win was NOT probable even without the crash - but it was DEFINITELY possible). It could be 14 straight wins, making Seb's 9 in 2013 substantially less awesome. Anyway, I used to hate Michael extremely for his dirty stuff when he was younger. Later on, his dirty stuff got SUBSTANTIALLY more civil. Most of the time... ;-)

[@TheColinChapman]

jakubkrcma the stewards found Michael Schumacher guilty of causing the collision, and that's the end of the story. decision by fact, like in football. there, it is a penalty if the referee blows the whistle, not more and not less.

[@jakubkrcma]

TheColinChapman Yes, stewards are the biggest disaster in F1. When the attacker (i.e. the faster, hence morally superior driver, regardless to whether it is his own skill or his car's capability) goes for an attack and the defender makes a move that gives the attacker no room or forces him into contact, it is the defender's fault. And is precisely what happened. Basically, the stewards' decision means that you should only overtake in ideal circumstances which nearly never occur in fact. I have always hated when the slower guy fucks up the faster guy's race (or two races in this case). For that reason, Max Verstappen is my most hated driver in decades, for example. And he is not stopping because the ridiculous stewards are not making him stop... Their decisions are incorrect, inconsistent, and terribly harmful to drivers, F1, and sports in general. There MUST be a panel of permanent stewards with PROPER qualification, understanding, and procedures. Otherwise the innocent will keep being punished and the guilty will keep getting away with stuff.

[@TheColinChapman]

jakubkrcma I agree to the point that the stewards and their decisions are sometimes not part of the solution, but part of the problem - they are human, humans make mistakes. I disagree on the point that in an infight 'faster' implies any kind of 'moralistic superiority'. it must be legal for the driver in front to try to keep another driver behind him, this is an essential part of a RACE. at least on sunday. there is a competition where the only the fastest man wins - it is called 'qualifying' and takes place on saturday.

[@jakubkrcma]

The defending driver must proceed fully within the framework of the rules and principles of racing and sportsmanship in general. Obviously, racing is about overtaking, to a very big extent. But it must be fair from both sides, the passer and the passed.

[@TheColinChapman]

jakubkrcma that I can totally sign up to. But - in the end, what counts, is the verdict of the stewards of the meeting - as amatter of fact.

[@davidpaulse4627]

He's a f1 genius. Ferrari built that winning car around him. 🏎🏎🏎🏎

[@hockvr2879]

Schumacher is the best driver at all times

[@walterking5453]

He was the greatest of all time she was the king and will never be replaced doesn’t matter money night which day give the other opposition will never be as good as Schumacher ever

[@DFTLewis]

My favourite channel on KZbin by far

[@mrmikef10]

Max is the new Schumi! Mark my words !

[@antonioelivar4795]

no fuckin' way... Verstappen is shit

[@mrmikef10]

Hahahaha you are delusional mate!

[@Nakai_the_Wanderer]

Verstappen tries to be like Senna on track, overly aggressive and with ALOT of confidence. The problem with that is that Verstappen is lacking the skill Senna had and thus ends up crashing alot, both into barriers and other cars. Senna forced his way through the field and overtook rivals where they neither expected it, nor would dare to overtake. He risked everything and relied on his opponents to make way for him, Verstappen just does not get it.

[@thesultanofbrunei7983]

When Max finishes a race at Monaco then maybe

[@charleshenderson3447]

94 or 95 Damon Hill ran into Michael in Monza at the Variante Ascari while Michael was leading taking the both of them out of the contest. Immediately Michael hopped out of his Benetton and ran over and grabbed Damon by what looked like his neck. I always wished I could have heard what language and how Michael was communicating it.

[@T.A.C.S.94]

It's important to remember that the 1996 Ferrari has been described as parachute it was that dreadful, and Shui still won.

[@DimZ_F1]

Monaco 1993 and 1997, plus Hungary qualifying 2005 are some less remembered moments of greatness. MS really shined when things got tough.

[@ferrari2k]

If I remember correctly he was out with engine trouble from P1 in Monaco 93, right? What was with Hungary 2005 Qualifying? I can't remember that.

[@DimZ_F1]

ferrari2k You are correct about the Monaco gp. At Hungary 2005 he grabbed pole by some margin, driving an awful car. And although everyone thought that Schumi's car was the lightest, he dived in the pits 3rd or 4th from the frontrunners.

[@ferrari2k]

Thanks :)

[@SeverityOne]

Honourable mention to his cameo right at the end of the animated film "Cars", where he voices an Italian-speaking Ferrari. Another one where he was late getting to the airport with his family, and asked the taxi driver if he could drive instead.

[@francescocagnoni9151]

When he won in the pits on the final lap great strategy from Ross I think

[@garbonsky]

Finished 3rd. In a Benaton with only 4th. gear for most of the race

[@Raptorman0909]

Finished second stuck in 5th -- 1994 Spanish Grand Prix. "To this day, Briatore still labels Barcelona 1994 as Schumacher's greatest drive."

[@jurgenbezler9958]

An Ihn kommt keiner dran. Michael ich wünsche Dir ALLES GUTE!! Bitte komm wieder zurück.

[@bastianmann4936]

GP Belgium 1995, GP Europe 1995, Monza Press Conference 2000, GP Japan 2000, GP Spain 1994

[@Buuster1999]

He is a god

[@hughjarsol1933]

he is a cabbage

[@Buuster1999]

hugh jarsol yes indeed

[@Buuster1999]

😂

[@pharaohsneferu5516]

Not you.. :-) the guy who called him a cabbage

[@hughjarsol1933]

Exterioris-vallem he is still a vegetable .. pmsl

[@sorab777]

1995 Belgian Grand Prix - Started - 16th - Finished - 1st

[@sorab777]

Spa-Francorchamps my ,,wet'' dreams,....

[@OpinionatedMonk]

My favourite Schumacher moment was when he said there is only 1 person in the world I am scared of... Mika Hakkinen

[@Vitico222]

Pitting and winning in the last lap !

[@williamsm992]

Spa 97 was a special moment

[@keithrobertson8101]

M Schumacher was a proper f1 champion not like Lewis Hamilton ,Schumacher was a good ambassador for the sport, Hamilton is like a petty child when things don't go his way grow up hammy

[@arthurguitar]

Schumacher taking Hill out in 94 an attempting to take out Villeneuve in 97 tarnishes any sense of him being a "proper" champion or a "good ambassador". Senna's career is similarly blotted. The likes of Jackie Stewart who watched so many of his colleagues die through accidents, not even deliberate acts, including world champions, would probably take that as an insult.

[@macvatu]

@Keith Robertson . . . you must be joking, M Schumacher was a vile driver if ever there was one. Always tried to sabotage his fellow drivers effort. . . .HAM on the other hand does everything straight, fair and square. Yet many people are jealous of him exceptional racing talent . . . Keith, you stick to roll-ups and a pint of bitter . .cheers matey !!

[@keithrobertson8101]

Maciu Vatu don't smoke besides what about Hamilton holding up Robert despite the team telling him to drive faster

[@keithrobertson8101]

arthurguitar he was younger at the time but during his dominance in the early 2000s he never attempted to take people out

[@arthurguitar]

Talented as he is, to say he's more mature as Hamilton is completely laughable. He takes zero responsibility for his reckless driving. I look forward to seeing him develop however, its going to be great!

[@muhammadafnankhan413]

Michael Schumacher u are my brother

[@raydengbmatrix]

in Spain 96 he was lapping 5 secs faster than anybody else until he developed a problem with the engine... then it was 3 seconds a lap )

[@maryjane7527]

I wish Shumi a recovering... Its so sad what happened with Him(...

[@lonlistal.balushi1761]

Good brather

[@johndrake2147]

Nurburgring 95 - 20+ qualifying laps to catch Jean Alesi and overtake him on the outside of the Veedol chicane, Belgium 95 winning the race from 16th going faster on slicks in the wet than Hill on wets, Monza 2000 post race conference - when he became distraught after being told he had equalled Sennas victories

[@raydengbmatrix]

2005 imola , made those tires work and got to second, nearly winning the race

[@TheFrode69]

One race that I think gets too little mentioning is the 2001 Malaysian Grand Prix. Here there was a massive downpour, and the two Ferraris - and especially Schumacher - showed the rest how it's done.

[@jspesh]

RIP Michael

[@user-bq5bu2yi8c]

wining is winning doesn't matter how its done

[@RWoody1995]

uh it kinda does, its not winning if rules are broken to achieve it. (Not saying Schumacher did cheat just saying your statement is wrong)

[@GammaDigamma]

I just came here because Schumacher shares a birthday with me...

[@Scotty2303]

#KeepFightingMichael

[@j99oel]

Malaysia 1999 qualifying!

[@byzancez1125]

Great champion and sportsman along with Ayrton Senna...

[@philgaming_87]

Monza 2000 He showed always his cold untouched side until monza 2000

[@Dalton1294]

Valencia 2012-His last podium

[@idiotgang1596]

Valencia 2012

[@paulorebelo3417]

Para quem ainda tinha duvidas .... Legendas pra isto não há por isso safem-se.......

[@ryanoneill9336]

Imola 2005 was my favourite Schumi moment. Although he only finished 2nd it was in my opinion one of his best drives during a season were Ferrari weren't that strong!