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Yago Bal @ Apr 1st 2008 2:45PM
The guy is a superman!!! He, on top of all, isn't quite young...
j3oomerang @ Apr 1st 2008 5:27PM
They say "casual" but can a man of Schumachers background have the ability to take any race lightly? The man is a bred winner and he will naturally be competitive. I guess he just casually climbed from 14th to 4th position.
This is great for 4-wheel and 2-wheel racing. The 2-wheel inustry gets huge propganda from a automotive star (used to be the highest paid athlete in the world). 4-wheelers benefit from the star validitating the skills involved in 4-wheel sports as many of motogp fanboys think real racing is done on two wheels. They beleive the driver is much more involved, whereas these fanboys think F1 guys just have heavy feet with capable electronics.