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**cholleyhomeob** · 10-21-2008, 06:53 PM

I am not sure. Kimi was decent in the rain before this year. To me it is bizzare that he will suddenly lose his skill. I think that it is the car.

Schumacher himself said that the F2008 is very difficult a car to drive in wet conditions. It is a superbly fast car when in right conditions, but when out of it, has loads of problems. In that regard, the McLaren car is much better. Much wider operating window.

At china the problem were too hard tyres and too low temperature. Ferraris strongest point, ability to save tyres, did not come into play anymore.

As for the topic - I was a big schumacher fan, but enough is enough. He is retired, will never come back and that`s it. He was the best in his time and most likely of all time, but if you put him in the car now, Felipe and kimi both would beat him. No point in dwelling in the past or how Schumacher would have done.

10-21-2008, 06:53 PM	#34
cholleyhomeob Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 543 Senior Member	I am not sure. Kimi was decent in the rain before this year. To me it is bizzare that he will suddenly lose his skill. I think that it is the car. Schumacher himself said that the F2008 is very difficult a car to drive in wet conditions. It is a superbly fast car when in right conditions, but when out of it, has loads of problems. In that regard, the McLaren car is much better. Much wider operating window. At china the problem were too hard tyres and too low temperature. Ferraris strongest point, ability to save tyres, did not come into play anymore. As for the topic - I was a big schumacher fan, but enough is enough. He is retired, will never come back and that`s it. He was the best in his time and most likely of all time, but if you put him in the car now, Felipe and kimi both would beat him. No point in dwelling in the past or how Schumacher would have done.
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