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I'm looking forward to F1 without Michael and hoping that we will see some real competition again between drivers within teams as well as drivers against each other in other teams.
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Damon Hill, Formula One world champion and ex-rival (2006) ""Schumacher not good for F1" - Hill on BBC Sport, 6 October 2006

 

Michael Schumacher

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