Both have left the Formula 1 and returned years later to the competition of high-level, Mika Hakkinen in the DTM, no victory, and Michael schumacher at the Formula 1, scoring a goal as ambitious as winning a new world championship. Madness to some this last objective that can not be underestimated according to Mika. "Michael last year had a good performance." "It is a seven-time champion, is a tireless worker, is fast and the team is well-established".
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If you see three feet to the cat, may seem that Hakkinen's relationship with Mercedes gives him the bonus of camaraderie for Schumacher, but I think the key is that Hakkinen knows well what is vlver after inactivity, and above all, it is one of the few people who know what it means to have a motivated to win Schumacher. Not for nothing were top rivals on the track (and beyond) as they fought for championships and knowing your opponent is a key to success.
He has had the opportunity to develop the car. You would definitely not it discount Michael in 2011. If the car complies with regard to performance, Schumacher will bring the resultsThis return to the competition is nothing new, but the strange thing is to achieve new victories. Few have tried, and few have succeeded. Niki Lauda (three-time champion in 1984 after spending the years 1980 and 1981 in white), Nigel Mansell (return and victory in Australia 1994, after a year of retirement, in the same race in which Schumacher "won" his first title),... See if Michael Schumacher is able to make another notch to the history of F1.
