I would definitely put Senna, Prost, and Fangio ahead of him. I'd say he's on the same level as Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, and Nigel Mansell. It's hard to judge the early drivers, but Alberto Ascari statistically should be on here. Although Fangio was also on at the beginning, he was a five-time champion, all coming in his 40s. He probably was the greatest ever, although I've never seen any of his races. ----------------------------- Sportscolumn.com's Resident Asshole [ Parent ]
I understand that some people, wait, check that, a lot of people are turned off by the way Schumacher does his business in the track. Granted, he can be overly aggressive at times, but he didnt break any of the rules, he just bent it farther than anybody did.
When it comes to driving skill, Schumacher should be in the Top 3 of that list. The way he seems to raise his game in the rain, the way he uses dissappointment and tragedy as motivations (Imola in 2003) and how his competitive intensity trumps anyone he races with.
In my eyes, Schumi should get equal billing with Prost, Senna, and Fangio, if not more. [ Parent ]
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