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Franz @ Feb 18th 2008 6:02PM
Well, that's a bit harsh. Ralf doesn't hold a candle to Michael, but he's still a pretty good driver. He had relatively good seasons when driving for Jordan and Williams early in his career, and managed to score many podium finishes including 6 wins.The younger, more talented drivers showed him up terribly in the latter part of his career, but no one gets a drive in an F1 machine based on their name alone. He just stayed in it too long I think. He should've retired to another series when he just started having his ass handed to him.