How many races until Schumacher has/does one of his "stunts"

...or Kobayashi.

That wasn't a stunt. Not underhand enough

F1 Monaco Grand Prix: Michael Schumacher on receiving end of Damon Hill decision
It was almost inevitable. As soon as Damon Hill was announced last week as one of four stewards for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, there was perhaps always going to be a controversial decision involving his old nemesis Michael Schumacher.

By Tom Cary
Published: 10:37PM BST 16 May 2010

Sure enough, 16 years after losing the 1994 championship by a single point to the German after the pair tangled in Adelaide, Hill had the opportunity to exact some small measure of revenge.

Schumacher had passed Ferrari's Fernando Alonso on the last corner of the race following the departure of a safety car and crossed the line sixth, prompting a stewards' inquiry because rule 40.13 states that "if the race ends whilst the safety car is deployed it will enter the pit-lane at the end of the last lap and the cars will take the chequered flag as normal without overtaking".

The German was confident he would escape sanction, telling reporters that he had received a message saying "Safety car in. Track clear".

"If that's given then its racing," Schumacher argued. "You can have the message 'safety car and finish under safety car rule', it's a different message."

However, the stewards found against the German, who was handed a 20-second penalty dropping him to 12th and out of the points. Mercedes are appealing against the decision.

Hill said later that his only concern had been that "the right thing" was done.

But the 1996 world champion admitted that there was a wry smile from Schumacher when he saw Hill as he entered the stewards' room.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/motorsport/formul...

Just after the GP finished it was 1% of 83 votes, seems a lot of people have since voted after the event.

Damon would never have been a double champion.. Frank williams would never have signed him in the following seasons if he had..

Overtaking the the spantard was fair game.. The race was live as with the green flags waving.

What number is this race?.......

hahaha you can say that again.

But the stewards have taken no action!

So I guess you were born whinging about Schumacher then.

As a long time Schumacher fan, I can say his driving today was horrible. Pushing Kubica wide after the pit was acceptable and we've seen it from many other drivers with no complaints. Their moment going into corner 3 I think seemed fair enough in my eyes, Schumacher had the racing line and about half a cars length and no reason to let Kubica by. It was at the end where things started to get worse very rapidly. Once his tyres dropped off (why Brawn thought it was a good idea to run for around 30 laps of this circuit on soft tyrres remains a mystery to me) he began to get frustrated and was stopping at nothing to keep cars behind him, very bad sporting conduct.