[ltr317]

It will be tough to live up to his past successes after 3 years of retirement, unless he has a car capable of winning.

no one in f1 can win w/o a car capable of winning.

doug s.

That's right.  Drivers at this level are within a few tenths of a second of each other.  With the right car, the more successful F1 drivers have slightly better race craft than the less successful ones, but a car capable of winning is the major factor to a world championship. 

[Crimson]

It will be tough to live up to his past successes after 3 years of retirement, unless he has a car capable of winning.

no one in f1 can win w/o a car capable of winning.

doug s.

That's right.  Drivers at this level are within a few tenths of a second of each other.  With the right car, the more successful F1 drivers have slightly better race craft than the less successful ones, but a car capable of winning is the major factor to a world championship.

Absolutely. Just look at Button. A ho-hum driver if there ever was one.

[ltr317]

It will be tough to live up to his past successes after 3 years of retirement, unless he has a car capable of winning.

no one in f1 can win w/o a car capable of winning.

doug s.

That's right.  Drivers at this level are within a few tenths of a second of each other.  With the right car, the more successful F1 drivers have slightly better race craft than the less successful ones, but a car capable of winning is the major factor to a world championship.

Absolutely. Just look at Button. A ho-hum driver if there ever was one.

He may be a ho-hum driver to you and to some others, but he's still a wickedly fast driver. 

[bunky]

I was was a M Shumacher fan when he drove for Renault and also when he switched to Ferrari so i will root for him in a Mercedes as well  thanks....WCW III