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**aabbaDE** · 10-21-2008, 07:39 PM

On a slightly different note, has Schumacher's occasional presence on the pit wall had the slightest positive effect? I'm still rather dubious about the value of this continued involvement, or even what it entails.

As for the main thrust of the thread, I think he did exactly the right thing in retiring when he did, and that he should stay retired. Far better to go out at the top of your form than to stay on with the inevitable diminution of your skills at some point, even if you're a great multiple WDC.

10-21-2008, 07:39 PM	#38
aabbaDE Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 329 Senior Member	On a slightly different note, has Schumacher's occasional presence on the pit wall had the slightest positive effect? I'm still rather dubious about the value of this continued involvement, or even what it entails. As for the main thrust of the thread, I think he did exactly the right thing in retiring when he did, and that he should stay retired. Far better to go out at the top of your form than to stay on with the inevitable diminution of your skills at some point, even if you're a great multiple WDC.
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