Michael Schumacher
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^is this from the Bacardi campaign?
I don't know
Michael yestreday at a training of "Der Match"
^is this from the Bacardi campaign?
Schumacher to test slicks at Ferrari next week
Michael Schumacher will return in Ferrari's F2008 cockpit next week at Circuit de Catalunya. The German was invited by the Italian team to test the team's car with Bridgestone's slicks for a day at the Spanish track.
A Ferrari F1 spokesperson told GPUpdate.net: "Michael Schumacher will be testing with our team on Wednesday. He will mainly focus on the development of slick tyres - the tyres that will be used in 2009. Felipe Massa will be testing on Monday and Tuesday while Kimi Raikkonen will be in the car on Thursday."
For Schumacher it will be the second time this year he will be testing with the Ferrari Formula One team.
http://f1.gpupdate.net/en/news/2008/04/10/...rari-next-week/
Michael Schumacher launches Bacardi's Global Resposibility Campaign
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more pics
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Thanks for the pics !!!!!!!
Schumacher not ready for Moto GP competition
“He would need to learn to ride a bike a little faster” - Stoner
Reigning MotoGP champion Casey Stoner has played down suggestions that Michael Schumacher could already be quick enough to compete at the highest level of motorcycle racing.
The seven time world champion has been dabbling on two wheels since hanging up his Formula One helmet, including recently stepping in at a Ducati test when the Italian team's regular test rider was injured.
It emerged from the Mugello test that 39-year-old Schumacher's best lap was about eight seconds off the pace of race riders Stoner and Marco Melandri.
Stoner, an Australian, dismissed reports that the German can now - as is the case at Ferrari - be referred to as Ducati's official occasional test rider.
"Michael's not testing anything. He's just riding a bike, he's having fun," he told Speed TV.
"No matter how much experience he has in F1 he would need to learn to ride a bike a little faster before he started giving advice on electronic systems and suspension."
Stoner, 22, agrees however that Schumacher's riding is "quite exceptional" for someone with very little experience on two wheeled racers.
Schumacher's manager, Willi Weber, agrees that the German is simply making the most of his professional retirement.
"He only lasts two minutes on the sofa," he told Germany's Bild newspaper. "It is impossible for him to do nothing.”
he cut his hair really short!!
