The hidden truths of Schumacher's comeback
Bernie Ecclestone might prefer to recall Michael Schumacher first time around, but Tony Dodgins thinks that his return served to underline the true laws of the Formula 1 jungle
Interesting to see Bernie Ecclestone saying that he'd rather Michael Schumacher had retired when he left F1 for the first time instead of now. Better for fans to remember the hero than the human who can fail.
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