The contenders:
Kimi, JPM and Michael. Oh and Bernie. Indianapolis 2003.
Jean and Michael, Portugal 1996.
DC and Schumacher, Monaco 2002.
Schumacher, Imola 1999. Distressed his rival Mika Hakkinen would take the win, the Finn binned it with a brain fade through the last chicane before the start-line straight whilst in the lead. All for naught, though, as Hakkinen took the title and Schumacher would miss a large portion of the season due to injury.
2000-2011. No Belgian Grand Prixs held in 2003 and 2006, and Schumacher was “retired” from 2007 to 2009.
More wins, more championships, and a couple of gaffs.
To celebrate Michael Schumacher’s 300th Grand Prix this weekend, lets take a look through the ages from his first star, his first win, and through multiple wins and world champion winning cars.
1991-1998. Schumacher did not race in 1999 due to injury.
