Skip to main content

Sign up for free

  • Get quick access to your favorite articles

  • Manage alerts on breaking news and favorite drivers

  • Make your voice heard with article commenting.

Autosport Plus

Discover premium content
Subscribe

Recommended for you

How GM tech accelerated Cadillac's F1 entry

Formula 1
Canadian GP
How GM tech accelerated Cadillac's F1 entry

MotoGP chief defends officiating of Catalan GP

MotoGP
Barcelona Official Testing
MotoGP chief defends officiating of Catalan GP

The F1 power unit formula solution that could suit all parties

Feature
Formula 1
The F1 power unit formula solution that could suit all parties

How Aprilia's Barcelona collapse showed the pressures of leading MotoGP's title race

Feature
MotoGP
Barcelona Official Testing
How Aprilia's Barcelona collapse showed the pressures of leading MotoGP's title race

Title-winning BTCC Peugeot and Harvey in an MG among Touring Car Rewind: North highlights

National
Title-winning BTCC Peugeot and Harvey in an MG among Touring Car Rewind: North highlights

MotoGP Barcelona test: Acosta fastest as rain curtails running early

MotoGP
Barcelona Official Testing
MotoGP Barcelona test: Acosta fastest as rain curtails running early

Why this year's Indy 500 isn't as straightforward to call as you might expect

Feature
IndyCar
110th Running of the Indianapolis 500
Why this year's Indy 500 isn't as straightforward to call as you might expect

Will Mercedes or McLaren land the next punch at F1's Canadian GP?

Formula 1
Canadian GP
Will Mercedes or McLaren land the next punch at F1's Canadian GP?

Schuey and Rubens spat: No big deal, but...

Michael Schumacher says his Malaysian Grand Prix spat with Ferrari team mate Rubens Barrichello is no big deal - but he does want to hold face-to-face talks ahead of Sunday's Brazilian GP to clear the air

The Brazilian publicly criticised Schumacher after the race for overtaking him around the outside of a corner at Sepang when both were on intermediate tyres in wet conditions. Barrichello felt the German risked knocking both of them off.

Schumacher has refused to accept criticism for his move, however, and said the whole issue was "no big deal". But Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn has already said he wants the two to talk before the race to close the matter once and for all.

"As a team we work well together," said Schumacher today [Thursday] at Interlagos. "For sure, it is like any relationship in which there any always many problems.

"These always have to be solved, though. We haven't had time to talk yet. We have only seen each other at a photo-shoot, but we could not talk there and it would not be right to talk on the phone.

"We will talk and I think it will be okay."

Previous article Michael focuses on driving, not contracts
Next article Brazil GP Thursday Press Conference

Top Comments