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20-04-2002, 11:52
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Schumacher & Ferrari voor eeuwig samen !
Michael Schumacher has been offered a "contract for life" with Ferrari, the four-time world formula one champion said in an interview to be released here Saturday.
"I recently spoke to the president of Ferrari, Luca Di Montezomolo, who more or less offered me a contract for life," Schumacher said in an interview with Saturday's edition of Koelner Statdt-Anzeiger newspaper. "He (Di Montezomolo) told me, 'if you want to drive until you are 100 years old, then drive till you're 100 years old'," added the 33- year-old German. Although that scenario looks unlikely, Schumacher said he would not be leaving the successful Italian team even after his retirement from racing. "After I finish my driving career I will continue to work for Ferrari," Schumacher affirmed before saying he had no ambitions to be the team manager. "But everything's working to perfection at the moment that I have very little effort to make so I think I'll be able to stay focused on my job a while yet. On an eventual move into team management, Schumacher was less motivated. "That job just isn't for me. I don't think I would like it at all." Schumacher is currently well on course for a fifth overall world title, which would put him level with current record holder, Argentina's Manuel Fangio. f1racing.net
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20-04-2002, 15:25
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En dat een uitstekend piloot niet automatisch een uitstekend manager is, is wel gebleken uit het Prost-debacle.
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20-04-2002, 21:45
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Debacles genoeg
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