Formula 1, la Ferrari conferma: "Schumi in pista a Barcellona"

06 nov 12:48 Sport

MARANELLO (Modena) - La Ferrari ha confermato che Michael Schumacher sara' in pista il 13 e 14 novembre sul circuito di Montmelo', a Barcellona, come collaudatore: "Michael ha espresso il desiderio di farlo e noi abbiamo sempre detto che saremmo stati aperti a questa possibilita' se lui avesse voluto - ha detto il portavoce della scuderia di Maranello Luca Colajanni - Non c'e' nient'altro in programma, per noi la sua esperienza sara' importante". (Agr)

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p.s. nei giorni scorsi ha girato con una Ducati da MotoGp ed ha staccato un tempo di soli 6,38 secondi superiore alla pole di Pedrosa 

Si vedeva che non ce la faceva a stare lontano dalla guida di una F1... nelle poche gare alle quali ha assistito dal muretto, sembrava un bambino che guarda altri bambini giocare con i suoi giocattoli!!

Certo che il tempo con la MotoGP è niente male! 

in pista quest'anno si è fatto vedere poco xchè sapeva che non avrebbe resistito... non penso che torni a guidare in corsa, però....

comunque questo mostra che è stato in qualche modo obbligato a lasciare il suo posto a qualcuno altro

non ci credo manco se gli prendo io il tempo.

ok che è stato un fenomeno in macchina, ma 6 secondi da pedrosa guidando una moto gp la vedo una stronzata da bar sport

Ha cronometrato Uccio, così consola Rossi dicendogli che veramente anche le capre vanno forte con la Ducati e le Bridgestone

p.s. è una battuta, non partiamo in 4a con le difese di Rossi eh........

Mah, avrà fatto il mutuo..., le rate del doblò... e si sarà accorto anche lui che da pensionato i soldi non gli bastano per arrivare a fine mese...

Tarvos ha detto che "ha girato", mica "dove", magari ga fatto 300 metri, 6 secondi di distacco in 300 metri non è male

He did 58 laps to be precise set a 1:37.89 whereas Pedros's fastest time was a 1:32.74.

Melandri: ''He walked nervously in front of the pitbox. It reminded me of when I awaited my first test on a real bike. You could see he was excited, it's nice to see a seven times world champion like him having so much passion for bikes. And he's done really well too. Mamma mia, he has gone flat out. To set the time he has been able to set, you do need to know how to go about on a bike. It was nice to see his driving style also.''

Preiozo (the one who came up with the idea to let Schumacher test) : '''Michael goes very fast. Incredible the professional working method he showed this afternoon. At the end of relatively long runs, consistently lapping faster, he asked modifications to the set-up of the bike in a way you could sense he got to grips with it more and more. He also asked to change the carbon brakes, which are more efficient, but less intuitive compared to the ones of steel. So the times would have even gone down further had he been riding with different brakes. It was a pleasure and a surprise. Of course, I don't know if it would be possible (for him) to be pulling out these last seconds to go as fast as the MotoGP riders. In any case, he's shown the speed is in his blood. (Only) the lucky ones are born with (so much) speed in their DNA.''

Schumacher: ''Have I been doing so well ? Thanks but it was only a day of fun and when there's a bike for me to drive around with it's always ok. It was a great excitement because when you go fast on two wheels it's different than when you're in a car. When you make a mistake on a bike and you loose control there's no chassis to protect you. I've pushed because I like it. There was no time I was aiming for but the first time I tried out the bike at Mugello I was 15 seconds slower than the fastest ones. Here I wanted to be within 10 seconds and at the end I've even done better.

''I din't really change the set-up, I only asked for some minor changes to make me feel more comfortable. It was also a pleasure to also ride behind Mamola, who told me where I made mistakes. Randy and I are good friends, he has given me a lot of advice and always taught me some tricks. Having him on my side was a real help.''

''To me, this 800 (bike) seems a lot easier to drive than the 900, but don't ask me if I intend to race in MotoGP with a wildcard. I'm 38 you know...I'm happy to be out of F1, especially looking at all what happened this year. The nice things is that I don't have to explain anything to anyone, I don't have to comment.''

Fonte autosport.com

''The MotoGP championship is only just concluded and I've come here to enjoy myself. I love bikes, my Harley Davidson is fast too but I like it more to race them here on track than on the road.''

M'immagino, uguale uguale 

Sarà Preziosi semmai...

si ma vi rendete conto che mamola e scwantz quando fanno i test a fine anno vanno peggio di lui...dai su....

... non prendetevela con me: io ho fatto copia/incolla citando la fonte ....

E chi ti ha tirato in ballo ?