Michael Schumacher

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Michael Schumacher (born 3rd January, 1969 in Hürth, West Germany) is a German former Formula One driver who won the Drivers Championship in 1999.

His younger brother, Ralf raced in F1 - as well as his son Mick who is currently racing in the FIA F2 World Championship.

Michael Schumacher, pictured in 1998.

Formula One

1998-: Ferrari

By 1998, Schumacher was the team leader at Scuderia Ferrari, racing alongside popular British driver David Coulthard. Schumacher's season got off to a somewhat unremarkable start, retiring in Australia before hitting back with a second place finish in Brazil and a win in Argentina.

Despite taking three wins to his Scottish teammate's one - Coulthard had the measure of the Ferrari F300 over Schumacher - and the McLarens of Häkkinen and Davies being far superior to the Maranello machines. Schumacher would finish in fourth place overall - 43 points behind eventual champion Häkkinen.

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