no Chris dudley?
As a Formula 1 junkie, i always wonder how NBA players are in comparison to Formula 1 drivers. Here is what i think!!!
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Michael Jordan <==> Michael Schumacher
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Bill Russell <==> Juan Manuel Fangio
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Jerry West <==> Jim Clark
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Magic Johnson <==> Aryton Senna
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Larry Bird <==> Alain Prost
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Tim Duncan <==> Niki Lauda
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Shaquille Oneal <==> Fernando Alonso & Kobe Byrant <==> Lewis Hamilton
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Hakeem Olajuwon <==> Nigel Mansell
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Wilt Chamberlain <==> Jackie Stewart
I agree. If you see his records, Schumacher was to Formula one what Jordan was to NBA:
Formula One records (taken from wikipedia):
As of the end of the 2008 Formula One season, Michael Schumacher holds the following F1 records:
Record Number
1 Championship les: 7 (1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)
2 Consecutive les: 5 (2000–2004)
3 Race victories: 91
4 Consecutive wins: 7 (2004, Europe–Hungary)
5 Wins with one team: 72 (Ferrari)
6 Wins at same GP: 8 (France)
7 Wins at different GPs: 22
8 Longest Time between first and last wins: 14 years, 1 month and 2 days
9 Second places: 43
10 Podiums (Top 3): 154
11 Consecutive podium finishes: 19 (US 2001–Japan 2002)
12 Points finishes: 190
13 Consecutive points finishes: 24 (Hungary 2001–Malaysia 2003)
14 Laps leading: 4741 (22,155 km)
15 Pole positions: 68
16 Front row starts: 115
17 Fastest laps: 76
18 Doubles (Pole and win): 40
19 Perfect Score (Pole, fastest lap and win): 22
20 Championship points: 1,369
21 Most points in a season for a runner-up: 121 (2006)
22 Most wins in a season for a runner-up: 7 (2006)
23 Wins at Indianapolis (any racing class): 5
24 Wins at Monza (Formula One): 5
25 Wins in a season: 13 (2004)
26 Fastest laps in a season: 10 (2004)
27 Points scored in a season: 148 (2004)
28 Podium finishes in a season: 17 (100%) (2002)
29 Championship won with most races left: 6 (2002)
30 Consecutive years with a win: 15 (1992–2006)
31 Consecutive days as champion: 1813 (from 8 October 2000 until 25 September 2005)
Last edited by Sportstudi; 04-10-2009 at 04:47 PM.
I think Schumacher's record was and still is far greater than any athlete's in the world.
If God was a racer, he'd be a Schumacher...
Magic ain't dead yet and Duncan didn't get burned.
Comparing the Spurs to Lotus?
It's OK to post though with such an avatar.
One group comprises athletes; the other does not.
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