Michael Schumacher moved from Benetton to Ferrari ahead of the 1996 season, where he went on to win five consecutive world championships between 2000 and 2004. The legendary German, who is currently tied with Lewis Hamilton with seven championship titles, has been out of the public eye since 2013, when he suffered a severe brain
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Former FIA president and Michael Schumacher’s boss during his time at Ferrari, Jean Todt, has given a rare update on the seven-time World Champion’s current situation and how his family “have to live everything differently”. The argued greatest of all time has been heard of very little since his tragic ski accident in December 2013, which left
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Former Ferrari boss and ex-FIA president, Jean Todt, loved his time at the Scuderia, but has indicated that he would not be interested in a return. The Frenchman joined the 16-time champions as general manager in 1994, and he oversaw all of Michael Schumacher’s five world titles with the team. He would later become special
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Former Ferrari boss, Jean Todt, has laughed off rumours linking him with a return to the Scuderia. Current team principal, Mattia Binotto, has been under pressure lately following the collapse of the team’s title challenge, and multiple mistakes have left the Scuderia in almost insurmountable arrears to Red Bull. Max Verstappen is set to wrap
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Former FIA president and Ferrari general manager Jean Todt has admitted that current Scuderia driver Charles Leclerc “lacks something”, which is affecting his attempt at becoming a World Champion. Todt is arguably one of the most famous members of the Formula 1 paddock that isn’t a driver, after the Frenchman occupied the role of Ferrari general manager
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While former Ferrari boss, Jean Todt, cannot speak to Max Verstappen’s demeanour as a person, he can draw similarities between him and Michael Schumacher on the racetrack. Schumacher won his first world title in 1994 with Benetton, but he did so in controversial circumstances, hitting Damon Hill in the final race in Adelaide. Another crown
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Ferrari’s somewhat disappointing 2022 season isn’t entirely team principal Mattia Binotto’s fault according to former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo, who puts the blame on current chairman John Elkann. The Italian’s will come to regret the current season, after arguably throwing away both championships to Red Bull. Ferrari built a magnificent car for the brand-new regulations, which
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Time is quickly running out for Mick Schumacher to seal a seat for the 2023 Formula 1 season, with the young German currently without a contract for next year. The 23-year-old’s deal with the Haas F1 Team expires at the end of the season and the American side are yet to decide whether they will
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Mercedes F1 team principal Toto Wolff has revealed that he’s happy with what he’s “seen so far” from the FIA reform, after the governing body announced changes following the controversial 2021 season finale. Had the rules been followed, then Sir Lewis Hamilton would’ve become an eight-time World Champion; however, as is well documented by now, they weren’t. Race
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Former FIA President Jean Todt has revealed that he still spends a great deal of time with seven-time champion Mick Schumacher. Todt served as general manager, CEO and special adviser to Ferrari during all of Schumacher’s 11 seasons at the Scuderia, overseeing his 72 wins and five world titles with the team. The pair formed
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