Michael schumacher's magic (Driving on the limit)
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Jeremy Clarkson about:
Michael Schumachers "magic ingredients" (In the Spanish GP 1996)
He got to the first corner in sixth place, and then he proceeded to show the world why he earns 67,000 GBP a day!"
Ross Brawn@about Driving skills :
"A corner will last 2-3 seconds and he can remaking five or six corrections in those two,three seconds"
"He made the rest of the field look like monkeys"
He won the race with 45.302 seconds 
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Just imagine if Schumi was driving with fastest cars then as Hamilton now. He would have at least 10 titles. It is the brilliance of knowing how to beat faster cars. That makes Schumi the best of all time.
His engineer in the 94 season said his pole lap at Monaco that year he was on the radio all through the lap talking to his engineer about race strategy, there's great drivers and then there's Schumacher.
Where did he say that? I can't imagine that. Coming from a MSC hardcore fan: during Q you're on your own.
I want to know that as well
Source : Trust me I'm saying the truth
And people came saying that he is just an popular and successful driver... those people have no clue, Michael was special, precise, smart. A unique great driver!
94-2004 this man was untouchable, this mans driving skills on wet tracks are still on top in f1's history.
There were many great drivers in the formula one and everyone deserves his glory but when it came to driving skills like under rainy conditions, man, i was a kid and so mindblown watching on tv how anyone could drive that fast and conscious. There have been drivers and michael. He was lightyears ahead of everyone else when driving in rain. Noone was even compareable to him.
What made Schumacher so special from everyone else was he could do every lap at qualifying pace
That's why the drivers waited till he retired again before complaining about the crap tyres
Schumacher complained about pirelli tires. Every driver ever has complained about them
That is why Schumacher placed a great deal of emphasis on physical fitness, and raised the game to another level. It is chiefly for that reason that Schumacher was able to drive the car at a qualifying-type pace for 90 consecutive minutes, and beating other drivers, without having the best technical package. The 1994 Benetton (and to a lesser extent the 1995 Benetton) was proof of that fact. Michael had beaten the technically superior, Newey-designed Williams in 1994 &1995, and when Berger drove Schumacher's 1995 F1 car at Benetton in early 1996, he could not believe that Schumacher won the F1 title with that "dynamically unstable" car he called "cucumber/Gurke".....
To be fair: if you go qualifying mode in a race these days your tires are dead.
He just did Qualifying pace than needed. Because his driving style need more fuel and tyres.
The greatest driver of all time! A true gamechanger!
Schumi was the master. The greatest driver of all-time. From 1994-2004 he was untouchable, just on a completely different level of excellence and skill. Miss you Michael!
+hexagon523 Yes, M.S. was a Great F1 driver but for me Aryton Senna was No. 1. A.S. had the 6th sense, listen to McLaren boss Ron Dennis telling the story about A.S.. Sláinte !
+sainglain
Eh always someone ranting about the asshole senna, why not Montoya lol.
1. Schumi (far far away), Fangio, Prost, Hakkinen, Lauda, Clark..
F1 died 10 years ago so Schumi is the best EVER!
+hexagon523
+1 Can't say it better man.
+Birdland 1 I wouldn't go as far as saying that "F1 died 10 years ago", I personally still enjoy watching F1, mainly because I'm a Ferrari fan and I will always watch F1 as long as the Ferrari team is in it. But you are totally right about Schumi being the best EVER. He was just pure magic!
+hexagon523
Indeed. asshole or not, I also put Senna at the top but Schumacher is the undisputed king. All the data during his long career (16+ years) shows that in almost every single macro or macro-event he was better then the rest.
I also embrace the future optimistic, the Formula-E and all kinds of things that will change the sport and or view of racing.
The greatest ever. And it's not even because of the many titles. It's because he was a 2 time world champion and moved on to resurrect an iconic team like Ferrari and eventually turned it into one of the dominating teams ever.
Whereas Hamilton jumped from teams which started floundering
Anthony Webber1981 wait wat
MS Was the total package. The model of perfection & class. Precision & determination. He was a family member to all of us. From the 1st time I saw him in an F1 car I knew he was very special. To those of us who had the joy of knowing & watching him, there will never be another like him. He made F1 exciting. He made Sunday's a joy. He lived in a time of some of the greatest F1 drivers of all time & put them in there place. I love & miss MS as we all do. I pray for his recovery. I pray for his wonderful & loving friends & family. I watched every lap he ever turned in an F1 car several times over & never get tired of watching him drive even to this day.
Schumi and Ross Brawn were an untouchable combination!
They weren’t so untouchable during their Mercedes time
what? they both build up to what mercedes is now, without schumi, ross brawn, and some others, please get ur facts straight
DAYMAKERS lloyd6077 Well Mercedes started to dominate during the massive rule change in 2014 and during that time Micheal already retired and Ross Brawn left most of the property of his team to Toto Wolff and Mercedes. Though i do appreciate Ross Brawn for saving what is left of the old BAR honda team and turned them into the dominating force of the V6 era
Thomas John Solidum, Schumacher retired after 2006 and didn't come back until 2010. Of course he's going to struggle when he returns when he hasn't practiced. That accounts for anyone who doesn't practice they look what experience they had.
@@GTChucker86 Well they did bring Aldo Costa along with them in 2011 and set the groundwork for Mercedes success today. He was the most important car designer after Newey and Bryne.
Michael Schumacher Forever ❤️,The Greatest Of All Time ❤️
I agree! From Brazil.
Il always have a soft spot in my heart for Michael and I pray that one day in get to hear him speak and know he's living his life again
It's funny how he's interviewed by Clarkson on a formula one course and years later he's the Stig-for-a-day on Top Gear and interviewed again.
We miss Schumacher.... We miss those great F1 days..... The cars nowadays suck..... get well soon Michael.....
Michael The Greatest ever F1 Driver
Such an absolute joy to watch Michael drive....simply nobody else like him. Fingers crossed that Mick makes it to F1 and we get to see Michael in good health...Keep Fighting Schumi!!!
Best driver ever, Michael Schumacher, on dry, on wet... he is on top of F1 History
i remember a race at spa in the mid 90's when he was replaced after the qualifying to 16th place and then winning the race. it was raining there and i remember my father and me, we were watching and couldnt believe how he was like 3 or 4 seconds faster every lap than anyone else. superhuman driving abilities. imho schumi is the undisputed driver of the sport
Only this don't involve human muscles,so IT'S NOT A BLOODY SPORT.
motanelustelistu so why is called Motorsport dude f1 training Is one of the toughest training you can have in a any sport
I remember that race. Schumi was so dominant that I thought: "oh, for once we'll see someone else win considering he's 16th now". And he won anyway. That was the hat off moment for me.
I love Michael Schumacher.
Jean Todt, Ross Brawn, Schumacher and the entire team are the best ever.
Box : Michael, we need you to lap 1:32:174 sharp for the next 4 laps.
Schumi : Copy.
Schumi was the specialist of this Barcelona track. He impressed here already in 1991 and in 1992. Both were wet races.
One of the hardest circuits of all time is acctually Interlagos.
"The circuit is known for its many inclines and formerly bumpy surface, which could take its toll on F1 cars because they have a very low ride height and little suspension travel. The races are therefore very tough on the car, and also physically tough on the drivers, especially since the circuit is anti-clockwise, where the centrifugal forces in the many hard left turns push the drivers' necks to the right, instead of left as in the majority of circuits on the F1 calendar."
And thats why so very few has won there more than once.
Senna (2 times) and Shumacher (4 times ) !
look at that, i didnt know all the stuff you said about Interlagos, just some things. This just shows what a terrific driver Schumacher was. Winning 4 times at Interlagos IS HARD indeed!!
hlidskjalf666 Massa 2 times, and 3 poles in a row
And his masterclass in 94 when he finished 2nd, despite being stuck in 5th gear for 44 laps
@@TekniskMichael's 2006 drive at Interlagos was arguably his best drive ever during his F1 career. From last place he recovered to 4th and came so close to snatching a podium.
oh god, I miss this man, pray for him, he is a class act, on 9-11, he donated a mill to families in ny
And he donated 10 million USD to tsunami victims in South-East Asia more than 10 years ago. It is a great side note of him being the greatest driver of all time.
In Tsunami disaster in South Asia he donated $10 million.
Between 1992 and 2004, the F1 World Championship was a competition between Adrian Newey and Michael Schumacher, a competition which Michael clinched for himself with a score of 7:6.....While the drivers of the Newey-designed Williams and McLaren were arbitrarily interchangeable---whereby even mediocre drivers like Mansell, Hill and Villeneuve could win championships with technically superior Newey "packages"----Michael Schumacher did NOT NEED the technically best car to score race wins, just a car that was reasonably close to the top....The 1994 Benetton, and to a lesser degree also the 1995 Benetton, as well as the 2000 and 2003 Ferrari were not the best overall technical packages of the field, yet Schumacher still won on account of his incomparable driving skills...
Those driving skills prevailed particularly on drivers' tracks like Monaco, Spa and Suzuka...Schumacher was by far the Greatest Grand Prix Driver of all times, and what made him far greater than the rest was the fact that HE NEVER JOINED A WINNING TEAM, but rather converted mediocre cars into consistent championship winners....
+Dr. Jeremiah Heidenreich I agree with you except for your assessment of Nigel Mansell who came very close to winning the WDC in 86 against Prost who was driving a very competitive McLaren. Putting him in a sentence with Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve doesn't sit well eith me tbh.
But I agree that Schumacher was on a completely different level compared to them. Being a competent F1 driver is one thing, being a top driver another. But completely changing the level of competition and expectations teams have in a driver simply be being there and being so unbelievably goddamn great that anything that had been deemed good before could afterwards only be called insufficient is unique in this sport. It hasn't happened before and it probably won't happen again.
Thank you for showing us how deep racing really is, Michael.
Agree mostly, except in 2003 he had the best car, which is reflected in Rubens Barrichello scoring 65 points, more than any other "number 2 driver" of the top teams that year. 2000 was very close as well between McLaren and Ferrari, but I'd give best car title to McLaren by 1 or 2 tenths.
C3lloman
The 2000, Ferrari was (technically speaking) ON A PAR with Mclaren only as of the Italian Grand Prix of Monza, so that one cannot assume a specific McLaren advantage of "1 or 2 tenth" over the course of the entire season.
A clear turning point was the Italian Grand Prix, though, AFTER THE`FIA banned McLaren's illegal ("self-steering") rear differential which gave a clear handling advantage to the McLaren up to that point...And that advantage did manifest itself decisively over the course of a 300 km race, rather than over the course of a short qualifying stint.
In 2003, a MICHELIN-shod car should have won the title, on account of the superior performance of the Michelin tires, compared to that of the Bridgestones. The fact that Rubens Barrichello finished 4th in the overall drivers standings in 2003 has more to do with his driving skills---when compared to those of Coulthard and R. Schumacher---than with the condition of the overall performance of the Ferrari/Bridgestone technical package...
At his peak and prime,he's one of the drivers that can make a good car like a championship challenging or winning one or can make average cars to get more wins then it deserves.
Chan Chan
Very well put, my friend, there is nothing to add....
the king of F1
I' agree, the greatest driver of ALL-TIME!!!! YES!!!
I only saw him on pictures but when i saw couple of his videos my gut says he is the GOAT. I wish for a quick recovery. Keep fighting legend ❤️❤️
Schumacher. The best of legends.
Sadly, I never got to see Schumacher race on tv, but my dad would and still always says:
When it was raining, schumi was fierce, he had a control over his car no driver even comes close to. He was still accelerating while other drivers where flooring the brakes, and then he’d go ahead and take the corner so close to loosing grip that it looked like he was sliding. One of the most prestigious and mesmerising things a racing fan can see.
He first pointed this out when I said that it was unreal how verstappen was driving in the rain during 2016, so many memories came back to him he started to tear up.
As Irvine said about the 1996 season, "the car was crap but Michael's talent poked through".
The greatest of all time
Growing up he was my racing hero. Hope that maybe one day this man can experience the beauty of racing again
Without doubt the best driver of all time.
Michael owned Senna, he showed him the door. Senna's mind games didn't work on Michael. As a rookie he owned Senna. The greatest of all times, never to be surpassed.
Elaborate please.
Schumi is better then Senna all around.
Absolutely. Look at how Senna lost the world championship against Prost. Tried an impossible overtake when he could have waited for a better turn. Schumi was almost perfect. Senna was too emotional. Remember how Senna tried to intimidate with his finger young Schumi but Schumi had none of it and kept winning. That showed Senna's weakness and lack of self confidence. Schumacher is well above anyone else.
I bet none of you even watched Senna or Michael race in his early days. Just highlights on RUclips.
@@aztronomy7457 I watched them
Watching F1 over 30 years
And I say you that
On one lap I think no one can compete with ayrton Senna because he was wild and legendary. But Race Pace will never ever one be as fast as the Great Michael Schumacher
For me
Michael Schumacher and the second best Ayrton Senna.
Schumacher Forever...
If Ross Brawn said he has pet Lion an alligator in his pool and few Golden Eagles in his backyard i would believe him, the man is all Knowledge just like Schumi in a car, Michael I miss watching you race buddy, i hope you status is getting better and better every day
Respect to Michael!!!!!!
The best diverse of all times when the track was wet, nobody could beat him then!
When Formula 1 still driven by driver.....today by electronics, traction control, kers, drs, more that i dunno the names
Ach Schumi. Danke für die tollen races. Du bist eine der Ikonen meiner Zeit
best way I can describe knowing that any car is on the limit is the point when it feels like it is skipping on the surface...a very addictive feeling!
+mfranz1984
Okey, in what form do you race?
I would say, that its not necessary when taking one corner at the "edge" and feeling that if going faster the car will not turn because of less grip, or worse spin out of control . Its more about taking every corner and know, feel that the flow is there and position the 4 tyres absolute perfect every inch of the racetrack and most of all carrying the speed without brake to much/or less.
and when you feel the power of the car pushing you right to where you wanted. when you drive over the limit to find the limit :)
It's way worse than just skidding or the rear shifting ever so slightly. To be on "the edge", that fatal .5 kph between grip and skid, to press that harder, to have the guts to not ease on the gas, where the only choice is to go and be faster. 2 corners away you already know the traffic condition you already know who's going to do what, and what speed you're going to need to pass that next person. Ease off the gas and you miss your trajectory by a huge margin. You press to hard, you slide like a yoyo.
Schumi der Regen König, er war bis 2004 unantastbar. We Love you SCHUMI. 🇩🇪❤️
I miss those times and I miss him 😢
M C is the G.O.A.T.. Best and most adaptable driver ever in the "modern" era IMO
LEGEND !!!
That were REAL F1 cars, not the crap of today...
In the future they will run on electric rails..upside-down etc ;)
Agreed, there will always be people talking about the "good old days" and that the F-1 drivers yesterday was better /man-sport /pure racing and real cars. Then some good things know:
1980s = cool, turbo yes. But the fastest era and cars was 2004...
1950 = cool,dangerous yes. But drivers were smoking cigars. just a game for playboys with toys and compared to a modern car they raced with tractors.
1990 = was acctually one of the most inconstant and ever-changing decade in the history of F1.
Lots of new rules, changed rules, and circuits altered. All this things added up could claim that racing in the -90s was a really hard period because everyone had to adapt, no one could stick to their "gameplan".
1) The general quality of the drivers are increasing every minute.
Thats pure logic. Compared to the 80s , or way back before the 70s. Today there are LOTS of more people born on this planet.And more of them have opportunity to start with racing and karting in their childhood.
And as follows, they face harder competition even before their 10th birthday. The natural selection world-wide when so many millions of talents have the capacity to reach F-1 its only the real best (and rich) thats on the grid today.
Fangio wouldnt last minute ;)
2) 1988 there was sixteen (16) races a calendar-year.
Today its nineteen (19) . So the seasons are longer, average laps/race are more etc.
Every F1 decade (1980s, 1990s and 2000s) had great cars. The cars become looking stupid since 2009
WTF is that big front wing and small rear wing and no aerodynamic wings (which especially were seen in 2007 and 2008)
Hope 2017 cars will start a new aera...
+Spoo Ky wrong. people will stop watching it all together. Even the youngest generations aren't impressed by current F1 and when they see this, they're in awe.
The best looking cars were from 1998 to 2004, some cars in 2005 and 2006 were ok then 2007 and 2008 were average but 2009+ forget about it lol.
Then why the hell is F1 still being followed and crowded? Many whine and complain about it and they still watch so what the hell?!?! I for one agree and it is why I dropped F1 since 2009 and WEC and BES all the way :)
The sound of this cars is excellent. So pure.
The sound, the cars, the driver... Goose bumps.
That was the only reason I had time for F1, watching Schumacher's talent.
Barcelona 1995 was one of the greatest performances ever in any sport
And people say he's overrated... pure skill!!!
Jeremy’s voice adds something else to racing documentaries.
I watched F1 races in ninetieth. It was absolutely different thing with exciting battlrs on a circuit. And this unforgettable times had a great racers.
One of the best F1 drivers ever! fight Schumi fight!
This was the golden age of F-!. This man was insane
On some tracks he changed the break balance before every corner while being in battles and talking to the box. He keeps his cool during that
Micheal was the god of F1.. We was champion of champions
I love how jeremy is able to make michael explain about how it feels
What he's saying about feeling the car on the edge. That's how it is.. When you've driven race cars for a while they become an extension of yourself. Much like someone playing other sports feel with the instruments they're using. If anything is out of place you feel it instantaneously and react to it. Schumacher is just better than most at it.
SCHUMI THE GOD FOREVER AND NEVER
Thing I always noticed about Michael in the wet is he would take the high line at the top of the camber. Less water at top.
OMG. Michael we all miss you so much. Keep fighting. God bless you and your family
You would say whatever you want. But Michael was is and will be the GOAT.
lol Jeremy Clarkson
Rainmaster Michael great...looking forward to your come back. Keep fighting Michael.
If that thing had a passenger seat he would regularly kill people just by shocking them
Michael is the craftsman and his car is his fine tool.
And he knows how he has to handle his tool.
That is all, very simple.
Do not forget, he was winning many Gran Prix in a Benetton-Ford combination, round abound 80 horsepower less then the other.
And he was champion at the end with this shitty combination.
Today the F 1 is boring, very boring.
This business needs a new Michael.
Back then schumi is untouchable.. leaving everyone behind him like it was nothing.. fantastic
I love that feeling when you know your on the limit😍
"The edge" takes a tool on the mind body and soul. Being able to feel it and "taste" it/play with it.... it changes you if you live threw it.
So Nice, great Video, Great Schuhmacher
LEGENDARY
what is the name of background music,?? i believe its from orchestra ,.
For me watching him drive lesser cars and beating the competition is what stood out and made f1 exiting. I think only 2004 was a bit boring because he had the best car.But the way he could dance a car around a track was just awesome to watch. I think frank williamz said any one who doesnt get ecited watching Michael on a qualyfying lap isnt human.
miss him alot 😢
god of f1 get well
When did Clarkson interviewed michael and where can i find the full recording/documentary :D ?
Jeremy Clarcksons voice is like water, it's part of all of us.
Masterrrrrrrrrrrrr
can someone e
tell me where I can find the entire documentary?
All time great , No doubt about it . Michael Schumacher :)
GODLIKE!
Dam, schumi was a legend with such a sad ending.. one of the greatest in his field
Please tell me from where this clip is cut out.. I want to watch the full video or documentary whichever it is.. I am a big fan.. Plz tell
Rainmaster
Michael is Legend
Ah, Michael... You were something else.
Gotta love Jeremy Clarkson.
Jeremy !!!
#keepfightingmicheal
Can anyone tell me what program this clip is from? It must be from around the year 2000, because Clarkson refers to Michael's incredible drive at Barcelona '96 as occurring "a few years ago". I'd love to see the entire show.
Unless you dont know someone on BBC. The show cant be found .
hlidskjalf666
Well, in that case, we may not see this for some time. Seems that some of the folks at the Beeb don't like Jeremy very much. So, it will likely be made available for purchase in several years... with some classic F1 material.
Ok. Here some info about the video:
Speed is a BBC television series about the history of fast vehicles, including aeroplanes, boats and cars. The show is presented by Jeremy Clarkson and consists of six episodes. Each focuses on a different aspect of speed. The series was first shown in the UK on BBC One in 2001, and was subsequently shown to an international audience on BBC World and in Australia on the HOW TO Channel. Jeremy Clarkson's Speed, a video containing an hour of highlights from the series was also released in 2001. The video was released on DVD, as part of The Jeremy Clarkson Collection in 2007
hlidskjalf666 please upload the full episode
I can't find it
What documentary or interview was this? Where can I find the full version of it??? S.O.S Please help lol
Legend!
Probably the most complete driver who has ever lived
"Poweeeeer"
Where i can find this full video! Or what the film name is!
Most of F1 drivers have the same feel I think as most of them are born and breed pretty early on, but I think Schumacher had a lot of input/output to/from the engineers so the F1 he drove was always suited for him. Not taking anything away from him and his skills just saying he's output got listened to by the engineers and their input got listened to by Schumacher and that combination is just awesome.
Ross brawn used to say Michael's feedback wasn't as good as barrichellos as he could drive anything fast.
@@dmc7324 Might be true, but maybe Schumacher was satisfied with the setup then? Barrichello maybe is more talkative in general... well I don't know...
Schumi❤️he and senna are the goat
What`s the name of the full episode?
Ross a great manager too!
Only came to lime light because of Michael
Before the V10 era formula 1 is much like go-kart, not much mechanical assistance like today, I think the V10 era was the last time F1 really was about "pure" driver skills compare to today's mechanical contribution etc. nowadays you put anyone reasonable in Mercedes they'll pretty much guarantee a podium.