Schumacher does have a sense of humour after all
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BBC Sport said:
Michael Schumacher believes his record of seven world titles can be beaten - and that Lewis Hamilton could do it.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.

There are times when Massa's driven well this year and times when his driving has been appalling and very much like the Massa of old. I have never really rated him but I admit that he has surprised me. Nevertheless, I think this year is probably his best real crack at the title. With drivers of the calibre of Alonso, Hamilton and Raikonen around him and new guns like Vettel knocking on the door, I don't think his chance will come again.
MS was probably trying to show a bit of loyalty to Ferrari when he made that remark.
MS was probably trying to show a bit of loyalty to Ferrari when he made that remark.
evenflow said:
BBC Sport said:
Michael Schumacher believes his record of seven world titles can be beaten - and that Lewis Hamilton could do it.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.

tomTVR said:
evenflow said:
BBC Sport said:
Michael Schumacher believes his record of seven world titles can be beaten - and that Lewis Hamilton could do it.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.


groomi said:
Mattygooner said:
Retirement suits him, perhaps he should have moved to redbull, grown a beard and chilled out a bit more, people might have started to like him then.
I'm sure he couldn't grow a beard!Alex97 said:
groomi said:
Mattygooner said:
Retirement suits him, perhaps he should have moved to redbull, grown a beard and chilled out a bit more, people might have started to like him then.
I'm sure he couldn't grow a beard!Edited by 10 Pence Short on Monday 27th October 15:16
tomTVR said:
evenflow said:
BBC Sport said:
Michael Schumacher believes his record of seven world titles can be beaten - and that Lewis Hamilton could do it.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.

RacerMDR said:
tomTVR said:
evenflow said:
BBC Sport said:
Michael Schumacher believes his record of seven world titles can be beaten - and that Lewis Hamilton could do it.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.
Hamilton could clinch his first title in Brazil on Sunday - the McLaren driver has a seven-point lead over rival Felipe Massa of Ferrari.
Schumacher told the BBC's Inside Sport programme: "I would say, absolutely, yes [Hamilton could win seven titles].
"Nobody thought, even me, that I could beat [Juan Manuel] Fangio. Then I did. Records are there to be beaten".
The 39-year-old said losing the record would not bother him.
"I'm quite relaxed that one day it will happen - whether it's Lewis, whether it's Massa, or whoever.

tomTVR said:
heebeegeetee said:
tomTVR said:
Sounds reasonable to me. He has won the same amount as Hamilton so far.
So far its 9 wins, 203 points from 34 races for hamilton, 10 wins, 288 points from 105 races for massa. 

tomTVR said:
heebeegeetee said:
tomTVR said:
Sounds reasonable to me. He has won the same amount as Hamilton so far.
So far its 9 wins, 203 points from 34 races for hamilton, 10 wins, 288 points from 105 races for massa. 

really annoying when the facts don't line up with the argument isn't it?

Scuffers said:
tomTVR said:
heebeegeetee said:
tomTVR said:
Sounds reasonable to me. He has won the same amount as Hamilton so far.
So far its 9 wins, 203 points from 34 races for hamilton, 10 wins, 288 points from 105 races for massa. 

really annoying when the facts don't line up with the argument isn't it?

BigBen said:
Scuffers said:
tomTVR said:
heebeegeetee said:
tomTVR said:
Sounds reasonable to me. He has won the same amount as Hamilton so far.
So far its 9 wins, 203 points from 34 races for hamilton, 10 wins, 288 points from 105 races for massa. 

really annoying when the facts don't line up with the argument isn't it?


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