Posted 18 December 2018 - 17:28
Nije, biće tek 29.12., sećam se dobro jer sam bio na skijanju u Dolomitima.
A Daily Mail je smeće, pogledaj samo šta je bila top vest tog dana, maloletnici porastao stomak tek u devetom mesecu trudnoće, prvih 8 bila ravna k'o daska...
Jbg izaslo mi u preporukama na Google News. Znam sta je Daily Fail, procitao sam clanak i cini mi se korektno napisan zato sam ga i linkovao. A za tacan datum ne znam, nisam vodio evidenciju tako da moram da ti verujem! 
Posted 18 December 2018 - 18:46
A za tacan datum ne znam, nisam vodio evidenciju tako da moram da ti verujem!
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Posted 02 January 2019 - 16:08
Schumacher family “doing everything humanly possible to help him”
2019 F1 season
2nd January 2019, 9:20
Keith Collantine
Michael Schumacher’s family has made a rare statement on the treatment of the seven-times world champion ahead of his 50th birthday.
The exact details of Schumacher’s condition have been closely guarded by those closest to him since he suffered head injuries when he fell while skiing in December 2013.
“You can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything humanly possible to help him,” said his family, who again stressed their desire for privacy.
“Please understand if we are following Michael’s wishes and keeping such a sensitive subject as health, as it has always been, in privacy.”
They will mark his birthday tomorrow by releasing a new app featuring a “virtual museum” celebrating his achievements.
“We are very happy to celebrate Michael’s 50th birthday tomorrow together with you and thank you from the bottom of our hearts that we can do this together. As a gift to him, you and us, Keep Fighting Foundation has created a virtual museum.
“The Official Michael Schumacher App will be released tomorrow, so that we can review all together Michael’s successes. The app is another milestone in our effort to do justice to him and you, his fans, by celebrating his accomplishments. We wish you a lot of fun with it.
“Michael can be proud of what he has achieved, and so are we! That’s why we remember his successes with the Michael Schumacher Private Collection exhibition in Cologne, by publishing memories in social media and by continuing his charitable work through the Keep Fighting Foundation. We want to remember and celebrate his victories, his records and his jubilation.”
Posted 03 January 2019 - 15:20
Schumacher was key to Mercedes’ championship success – Brawn
F1 history
3rd January 2019, 11:08
Keith Collantine
Michael Schumacher played a major role in transforming Mercedes into championship contenders before he left them, according to former team principal Ross Brawn.
The seven-times world championship spent three seasons with them before being replaced by Lewis Hamilton at the end of 2012. Mercedes have swept the championship in every season since 2014 but Schumacher, who turns 50 today, has been unable to share in their success since he was injured in a skiing crash at the end of 2013.
Brawn said Schumacher’s arrival provoked some resistance in the team but he “helped to instil and reinforce the principles of how to do things” which won him support.
“I’ve worked with Michael and knew what he was like and the standards he maintained and I knew the levels he worked to,” said Brawn in an interview for the official F1 website. “Those guys hadn’t.”
Among those who were initially unsure about Schumacher was Jock Clear, who had been Jacques Villeneuve’s race engineer when Schumacher collided with the Williams driver while trying to beat him to the 1997 world championship.
“Jock Clear who was Villeneuve’s engineering when Michael and Villeneuve came together, almost hated Michael with a passion, yet became one of Michael’s closest friends when Michael came to the team and worked with him,” said Brawn.
“Michael’s work ethic, discipline and application just won everyone over. It raised the standard of the team in knowing what they could or should be doing. I think I had an impact but Michael had just as much, even more impact on the team when he came and worked there.
“Andrew Shovlin said to me, especially when they won their first world championship and I was talking to him about it, he said Michael had an awful lot to do with us winning this world championship.”
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff described Schumacher as “one of the founding fathers of the success we have had in the last five years.”
“There is no other driver like him and his vast experience contributed tremendously in the development of our team,” Wolff added. “He played a crucial role when we rejoined F1 and was one of the people who laid the foundation for our future success. We’re extremely grateful for everything he did for us.”
Brawn said Schumacher’s return to the team came about after Jenson Button, who had won the world championship for them, made a surprise move to McLaren. Schumacher had tested for Ferrari with a view to substituting for Felipe Massa when he was badly injured in a crash at the Hungaroring.
“Because of Felipe’s accident Michael tried to get back in the car and that kind of alerted me to the fact he was starting to get withdrawal symptoms. He’d had his bike accident and he’d hurt his neck quite badly – much more than people probably appreciated because he kept it quite quiet. Eventually he had to admit he couldn’t drive the car when they tried to get him in the Ferrari, his neck was just giving him too much grief. But it showed to me he was keen.
“And when, quite frankly, we were caught off-balance by Jenson deciding to leave, I rang him up and said ‘do you fancy a beer’ and he said ‘I know what you want to ask, let’s have one’. He kept his finger on the pulse so it was no shock to him.
Schumacher had three win-less years at Mercedes
“In fact we agreed to try and find a way forward very quickly and Mercedes were very keen to have him in the car of course, Norbert [Haug, Mercedes vice president of motorsport at the time] was very keen to get him in the car. So then it was just a question of working out a deal that everybody could live with. So that came together fairly quickly.”
Schumacher arrived as Mercedes took over the Brawn GP team, which had won the 2009 championships despite the withdrawal of previous manufacturer backer Honda 12 months earlier. However his spell at the team was win-less, which Brawn put down to the shortcomings of the machinery the team produced compared to when the two won a string of championships at Ferrari.
“I think the difference was that we no longer had a dominant car,” Brawn reflected. “In those periods with Ferrari we always had a strong car or the strongest car. The reality was we didn’t have it in 2010.”
“The team had been in survival mode because we simply didn’t know where we were going and we couldn’t commit the budget to putting in a strong development programme for 2010. We were basically keeping a close eye on every expenditure because we thought we may have to survive another year with no major [investment].
“It was a sign of the times that in that period we won the world championship and still didn’t have a major sponsor. We were the fairy story of that year but we still didn’t have a major sponsor. It was a pretty tough economic environment at that stage.
“We went in 2010 with a gently warmed-up version of what we had in 2009 rather than making the level of progress. Of course new regulations in ’09, other teams got on top of them more quickly than we did. So in 2010 we were pretty average.”
Edited by Rad-oh-yeah?, 03 January 2019 - 15:20.
Posted 03 January 2019 - 16:14
F1 pays tribute to Schumacher at 50
By: Chris Medland | 33 minutes ago
The Formula 1 community has been paying tribute to Michael Schumacher on the seven-time world champion’s 50th birthday.
Schumacher remains the most successful driver in F1 history based on drivers’ championships and grand prix victories, with 91 wins to his name in a career that spanned 19 seasons. As he turns 50, a number of messages and tributes have been shared by drivers and former colleagues.
Lewis Hamilton is closing in on Schumacher’s records having taken his fifth drivers’ title last season and currently having 73 wins to his name, and described the German as one of his idols.
“Wishing you a happy birthday, Michael,” Hamilton wrote on Twitter. “50 years of life and a legacy that will last forever. What an honor it is to say that I have raced with you. You’ve always been a true inspiration to me and the entire world. Keep fighting, Champ.”
Five of Schumacher’s seven titles came at Ferrari alongside Ross Brawn. Then technical director at Maranello, Brawn is now managing director of motorsports at F1 and sees Schumacher as someone who changed the sport.
“I think he set completely new standards in Formula 1,” Brawn told F1’s Beyond the Grid podcast. “New standards in terms of fitness, preparation, the level of commitment that drivers needed to give. Just take a small example: his fitness. He just raised the bar so much in that respect.
“It’s difficult to compare the physical effort to drive a car now compared to what they used to be but he would finish a race and he wouldn’t be sweating. He’d be leaping around the rostrum and you’d look at the other two drivers on the rostrum and they’d be fatigued and barely able to lift the trophy. I looked at this guy and thought, ‘This is supernatural.’
“He raised that standard and it’s now normal. If you look at any driver in Formula 1, their level of fitness is impressive, and he was — to my mind — probably the first one who attained those levels of fitness.
“Ayrton (Senna) was a very special driver, but I saw him fatigued. I never saw Michael tired. I can’t remember an occasion where he finished a race and he struggled to get out of the car, but I saw that with Ayrton. Even those races where he did 19 qualifying laps, he still bounced out of the car.”
Three greats: Michael Schumacher (Benetton B193B Ford) leads Ayrton Senna (McLaren MP4/8 Ford) and Alain Prost (Williams FW15C Renault) at the start of the 1993 German GP. (Image by LAT archive)
Asked if Schumacher is the most complete driver he ever worked with, Brawn replied: “For me, yes.
“I didn’t work with Ayrton, I didn’t work with Alain Prost or some of those guys, but for me he was.
“For me the most complete driver was Michael, and I think because he was setting new standards in his period. Someone like Lewis — their level of preparation, their level of commitment, etc. — they saw the Michael Schumacher era. They saw what was needed and they found this new reference point that didn’t exist before.”
Alongside Brawn, Jean Todt was Ferrari team principal during Schumacher’s dominant years, and the FIA president added his own short message.
“For his 50th birthday, affectionate thoughts for Michael Schumacher, the greatest F1 champion in history, with unbroken records,” Todt said. “Michael, you have always been a fighter and you always will be.”
Posted 25 April 2019 - 22:01
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