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Michael Schumacher

Michael Schumacher

Photo: Original: Aécio Neves – Wellington Pedro/Imprensa MG / Derivative work: F1fans , FMSky · CC BY 2.0

Racing driver

Born
1969
Vehicles
13 related vehicles on this site

Michael Schumacher won seven World Championship titles in Formula 1, five of them consecutively. In 1996, he moved from Benetton to Ferrari—joining a team led by Jean Todt that had not won a drivers' title since 1979 and had fallen behind both technically and organizationally. In 1997, he persuaded designer Rory Byrne and technical director Ross Brawn to join Ferrari from Benetton. He drove for the Scuderia until 2006; afterward, he remained connected to Ferrari as an advisor.

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Ferrari F3991999

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1999 · V10
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