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He's back!!!!!!!!!!!!! Go Schumi, go Schumi, go Schumi, go Schumi!!!!!! applause drooling
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And you are also back René !! welcome !! biggrin
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I just think you may be a fan René but the old man may have more competition than when he last drove in anger.
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Do you call an old man a person whose 41st birthday will be on January 3 Ivan smile
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Jean Todt to push for 'green' technology in Formula 1

Formula 1 bosses are to investigate ways of promoting the advance of environmentally friendly technology.
The idea is the brainchild of Jean Todt, who succeeded Max Mosley as president of motorsport's governing body the FIA in October.
Ex-Ferrari F1 engine boss Gilles Simon has joined the FIA to lead the project.
Todt, who revealed the plan in an interview with French newspaper Le Figaro, added that more needed to be done to cut costs in F1.
Todt said he regretted the decision by F1 teams to abandon the Kers energy recovery and power boost systems that were used in 2009.
The teams dropped Kers - which was only used by McLaren, Ferrari, Renault and BMW Sauber - on cost-cutting grounds........
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Ralf Schumacher also thinks about returning to F1...
In my opinion, this is not a good idea, there are a few more talented drivers.
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But he is the one choosen and back as posted above ....
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There will also be a battle of the generations, with Schumacher lining up on a starting grid likely to include at least one driver half his age.

The sport's oldest champion remains the late Argentine Juan Manuel Fangio, who took his fifth title at the age of 46. The oldest driver to win a grand prix is Italian Luigi Fagioli in 1951 at the age of 53.
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