Motor Sport – Michael Schumacher Now on Two Wheels
Former German Formula 1 World Championship Champion Michael Schumacher will retire in 2006 on the basis that there is no guarantee that he will compete in the position to the title. After his 90th Grand Prix victory and after a 15-year career, he has thought this would be the right moment to leave the Formula 1 with dignity. He explained that it was a very difficult decision for him but one day everyone must make a decision. Even so, the 39-year-old remained loyal to Ferrari and he is now a test driver and consultant for the 2007 team.Since it seems that Schumacher was more and more interest in Formula 1 on two wheels. At the beginning of the year, he already participated in some running in the motor sports and then in November drove 58 laps on the bike of the Australian MotoGP champion Casey Stoner. With his own short time he was only five seconds slower than the then current course record. Schumacher said he was just having fun riding the bike and it is not scheduled to participate in a real race. This year it seems, he changed to express his opinion about it. On 20 March this year showed Schumacher that he was born a racer is in the motor sport as well. He started on a motorcycle road race at Pannonia Ring in Hungary at the invitation of the Honda team. Lead with just two minutes on the 4.5-kilometer stretch of the Germans that fastest lap in the training phase and could qualify to start in the front row. In the main race he came under the Austrian Martin Bauer professionals and Andy Meklau third, so he was the best amateur. He gave the presentation ceremony to avoid the race is part of bustle.The Skoox Cup, a semi-professional racing series, which was initiated by the Austrian IDM Superbike rider Mike dweller. The racing-for-fun event is divided into two distinct categories: super bikes over 600 cc and under. Next Sunday, on 30 March, he will try his luck again and try to qualify for the competition to the KTM Super Duke Trophy. The race is organized by the Austrian vehicle manufacturer KTM and place in the Italian race at Mugello, where the riders have to complete ten laps. Schumacher fans would be happy about a comeback in a different department, but with his actions, which he won not only to praise themselves. Former fomula-1 team head chef and manager of Jean Todt, Ferrari’s angry and wants a motorbike ban for Schumacher. With the concerns of parents, he said: I do not like at all to see him participating in the motorcycle race, we all know that this can be very dangerous.
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