In time he will be one of the greatest, I wonder if he'll succeed his father? Interesting times ahead 👌🏻

Genetics are very strong

Well this comment is late, but he's NOT DEAD man, he's actually been getting better with his health. I'm sure you know that by know, LOL... P.S. Sorry for any grammar mistakes, English isn't my first language. P. P. S. Or you ment such a sad loss for Formula 1, if that, then definetly, yea.

I think his first retirement had something to do with these changes(for the better). He might have won another championship or two, but i dont think he would have been as happy on a personal level.

@@kirBa007 he can speak atleast? havent heard any news from him for a while

That happens when you get older.

The true mark of greatness is humility; which he certainly had.

Don't agree he was on another level. He drove in an era when the competition was poor, he had Damon Hill as his rival after Senna. He had Hakkinen for a couple of years and then Alonso but from 2000-2004 he had no competition

T T but there was no competion because he was zo great in developing the car, look to mercedes now they are so dominant because of wat schumacher en brawn did behind the scènes that was also the reason brawn wanted him drive for mercedes when he made his comeback

dont forget Villeneuve...

Hakkinen was very good.

T T That’s pure bs. There was tough competition almost every year. He broke Senna in 1994 the three races before he unfortunately died in a (later) superior Newey Williams. In 2000 Hakkinen was tough to beat in a Newey McLaren. 2001 and 03 there were big names in the likes of Montoya and Räikkönen. Only 2002 and 04 he really had the best car on grid. It’s sad people like you say things like that while ignoring all these facts. Cheers!

Sorry?

He walks exactly like Conor McGregor

Steve Kioussis he Has that denzel walk

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Your right, about God, senna+ schmacher both had helmets on. To protect them,and freak things happen.

FanatecSystem Him and Ross Brawn both did incredible things behind the scenes ready for the turbo-hybrid era. Things they don't get enough credit for.

i know that for shure, another year driven was another championship...

FanatecSystem nonsens

In all Honesty it was mostly all Ross Brawn, Him and his technical team knew the ins and outs of the 2014 regulations wayyy ahead of the other teams due to his FIA connections/seniorship, he did the same with Ferrari early 2000s when Schumacher was raking in World Championships. as for Schumacher and Rosberg, they did what any other driver in their position would do,: drive the car. Did you know Rosberg would have been a 4 time world champion, maybe more if Lewis had not been signed :). Mercedes could have signed any average driver to be Rosberg's number two but Ross Brawn wanted another Schumacheresque/Maverick driver and he saw that in Lewis.

I am not sure you can give the man all the credits. When he left, it took another year before hybrid era started. Those are different cars. Respect for the guy what he meant for f1, but please let’s not excagerate

Jack’s co-reporter Olaf Mol would be better to do those 1 on 1 interviews, just more serious but he commentate on the practices, qualifying and race and think it’s better to have that then being overly funny whilst a high tension battle is going on.

Pr.Brain Senna and even Prost are better than him.

@@toivonencresto on what accounts? Prost is top tier but sucked in rain. Senna was the fastest qualifier, but sucked in traffic and overtaking backmarkers. Not to mention he needed to be on pole to win alot of the times. Schumi beats them in both. He is an all around package. Great in dry and in wet. He doesn't have Senna's speed in quali but its close and he makes it up in the race where he is better. He won from 16th place remember. More wins, more titles on what merit both of them beat him? Lets not forget he didn't go to top teams. He made the teams he was in top teams. Senna and Prost both jumped into fast cars.

2012 was his best year of the three. He had all the bad luck that he had not in his winning years at once but his pace in this year was very much on Nicos niveau. I am pretty sure if he had signed the contract in the summer of 2012 before Lewis wanted to leave McLaren just one more year he would be a race winner once again.

XReflexian , I think it's not good with him otherwise the media let it know asap. In the time he was racing a lot of people didn't like him but it's a shame he is gone for us.

I think he is going very bad, to many and to big brain injuries, it´s so fu... sad...

hes not ina coma anymore..but i think hes in a wheelchair.

Martin Kove Thanks!

really sad them making plans for the following year and his final words 'lets keep it up' I imagine he was heart broken to lose his friend as he knew him.