Sainz believes Schumacher will be a match for Alonso
Nobody better to meet a person who lies down beside her. According to this maxim, Corinna, is the assurance that her husband personified, the very well-known as Kaiser, will be successful. His return is not a media device or a trade-scratch some money. You do not need. “It’s simply a challenge,” he admits.
She knew him as a driver and has not created any impediment to their return, confident of his chances: “I understand his decision, is fantastic. When I said that Ross had called him, I realized: I felt the passion again, his love for racing is huge. And without that passion none of this had been possible, for this I have total confidence in him. ”
Same as an expert in such exercises as Carlos Sainz, who now travels to Argentina to change its history with the Dakar. Carlos, far from doubting Schumacher on his back, it endorses. “Age is not an impediment,” criticizes Carlos, 47 years. “Motivadísimo and will surely nobody can doubt his talent.” But spicy is not lost with age? “No, loose Sainz, emphatically, almost offended. “In addition, Michael is very smart and knows how the F1. I am convinced that he, on receiving the call and decided Brawn is because he knows something others do not. Surely the Mercedes will be a great car and that he knows it. And on top again with a man I know and who has already won many races and titles, “he adds, convinced that men will fight with Alonso or Hamilton.
Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso
Arguments devastating seconded by Bernie Ecclestone. The F1 boss Michael acknowledges that when he left in 2006 “was probably tired and lost concentration and motivation,” but after this three year hiatus and the call of Brawn, “has recouped all. Now I see 100% motivated, energetic, “so that Ecclestone is clear that in 2010,” will be the best. Next season will be very exciting, will leave many with their mouths open. ” Who knows if Damon Hill will be one of amazement. “We have to see it, but I think in a season when the think of anything that led him to retire,” he said skeptically.