| michael
schumacher |
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| nationality: |
German |
| date
of birth: |
3
January 1969 |
| 2010
season |
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| team: |
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| wins: |
0 |
| poles: |
0 |
| points: |
34 |
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previous
seasons: |
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| career |
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| F1
debut: |
Belgium,
1991 |
| GP
started: |
255 |
| wins: |
91 |
| podium
places: |
154 |
| poles: |
68 |
| front
row: |
115 |
| fastest
laps: |
76 |
| best
championship result: |
champion
(1994, 95, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04) |
| points: |
1403 |
career
highlights |
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- 1991
- makes F1 debut for Jordan at the Belgian GP, signs for Benetton
a week later, finishes 14th in the
drivers championship;
- 1992
- wins first GP (Belgium), 3rd;
- 1993
- wins in Portugal, 4th;
- 1994
- collides with Damon Hill in the title decider in Australia,
season marred by Ayrton Senna's death, 1st;
- 1995
- beats Hill by 33 points to retain title and help Benetton to
win first constructors championship, 1st;
- 1996
- joins Ferrari, 3rd;
- 1997
- finishes second in championship but disqualified after driving
into Jacques Villeneuve in final race of the season;
- 1998
- loses championship to Mika Hakkinen after stalling on grid in
last race of the season, 2nd;
- 1999
- breaks leg at British GP and misses six races, still helps Ferrari
to win first constructors championship sonce 1983, 5th;
- 2000
- wins nine races (equalling Nigel Mansell's record) on way to
third world title, 1st;
- 2001
- breaks Alain Prost's record of 51 F1 wins on way to fourth world
title, 1st;
- 2002
- wins a record 11 races and finishes in top three in every race
to win fifth world title (equalling Juan Manuel Fangio's 45-year-old
record), 1st;
- 2003
- wins title in final race in Japan from Juan Pablo Montoya and
Kimi Raikkonen, 1st;
- 2004
- wins 13 out of 18 races on way to seventh world title, 1st;
- 2005
- loses crown to Fernando Alonso, 3rd;
- 2006
- takes Alonso to final race of the season in retirement year,
2nd.
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