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Franz @ Feb 18th 2008 7:47PM
I already dsaid that Ralf doesn't hold a candle to Mike... it's the first point I made. And yeah, the Schumacher name might carry a bit of weight over in DTM, but it sure as hell ain't the case in F1. DTM was never my debate now, was it? Plus, I'm sure his wife's a decent driver too. Sponsors love to sign on to winning teams, not just the ones with the fancy names.
Ralf's an ok driver, but ok doesn't cut it in F1. I still think that to say he only got there because of his last name is b.s. Remember, Ralf made his F1 debut in 1997. The Schumacher name never had the clout back then that you think it has now.