Ferrari pay tribute to Schumacher at Monza
Formula 1 – Ferrari staff and a legion of fans celebrated Michael Schumacher s Formula One career on Sunday at the conclusion of the team s World Finals at Monza. The annual event, which traditionally marks the end of the Ferrari motorsport season, saw
Kahne takes blame for blunder in Nextel Cup event
Seattle Times – Formula One legend Michael Schumacher will stay on at Ferrari as an assistant to new chief executive Jean Todt . “The basis of my future will be that of a super assistant to Jean,” Schumacher said at the Ferrari World Finals, the team’s traditional
Schumacher to stay on at Ferrari as ‘super assistant’
FOXSports.com – MONZA, Italy – Michael Schumacher said Sunday he will stay on at Ferrari as a “super assistant” to new chief executive Jean Todt. “The basis of my future will be that of a super assistant to Jean,” Schumacher said at the Ferrari World Finals, the
Brawn to review his future in mid-2007
Pitpass – Prior to guiding Ferrari to guiding Ferrari and Michael Schumacher to 11 World Championship titles, Brawn had lead the German to his first two titles with Benetton. There is widespread speculation that having recharged his batteries, Brawn will return
Monday’s Mailbag: Karen remembered; Will the Tour matter; What should
Velo News – At least with Michael Schumacher retiring, I can count on Formula 1 to get more interesting again. And maybe I won’t have to worry so much about how to avoid losing fitness in July because of time spent watching TV. I wonder how many other cases will
Coulthard calls for Schumacher apology
Monsters and Critics – David Coulthard says he thinks that Michael Schumacher should apologise for his past behaviour on the track now that he has retired. Coulthard thinks that some of the former seven times world champion’s manoeuvres still had question marks over them
Sports Wire: Arrest made after killing of Berbick
Long Beach Press-Telegram – Bowling Congress Masters tournament in West Allis, Wis. Kent beat top-seeded Jack Jurek, 277-230. Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, who retired from racing last week, will stay on at Ferrari as an assistant to new chief
Michael Schumacher – Retirement marks the end of an era
Jamaica Gleaner – Brazilian soccer legend Pele (right) gives Ferrari Formula One driver Michael Schumacher of Germany a trophy in recognition for his achievements as an F1 driver, before the start of the Brazilian Grand Prix, the last F1 race of the season and the
Line wins NHRA drag racing series
Charleston Post & Courier – Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, who retired from racing last week, will stay on at Ferrari as an assistant to new chief executive Jean Todt. “The basis of my future will be that of a super assistant to Jean,” Schumacher said Sunday
Key Euro players again sidelined ahead of warmups
Turkish Daily News – Ferrari have added Briton Jenson Button’s name to their list of candidates to take over from Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher. “One day Michael’s going to stop and you’ve got to look around and see who’s the best at that stage,” Ferrari
Schumacher set for Ferrari role
ITN – Seven-times Formula One champion Michael Schumacher could be staying with Ferrari after all. A week after the chequered flag fell on his career, thousands turned up at Monza to say farewell to the 37-year-old German, who is being linked with the post
Line wins NHRA’s Pro Stock season title
Indianapolis Star – Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher , who retired from racing last week, will stay on at Ferrari as an assistant to new chief executive Jean Todt .
Rossi error gives Hayden title
Age – Ferrari wants seven-times world champion Michael Schumacher to work as assistant to team boss Jean Todt, although the German, who retired last week, said he would wait before deciding on his role. “Michael will be a super assistant to Jean Todt
Jamaica Gleaner Auto
Jamaica Gleaner – SAO PAULO, Oct 22 (Reuters): Ferrari’s Michael Schumacher raced into history on Sunday, bringing down the final chequered flag on the most successful and controversial Formula One career of all time.
