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All the other teams have officially given up and gone into a brooding period followed by lots of excitement when they feel they might have a chance for the 2005 season.

 

After the buildup and everyone saying that this season would be much closer, its disappointing... \:\(

 

Anyone watch CART?

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Formula One boring? Not for me, says Schu Michael Schumacher is completely unconcerned that his winning streak is making Formula One boring and says he has never enjoyed driving so much. In an interview to appear on Saturday in Munich's TZ daily, the six-times world champion said racing has become easier now without any worries about records, but said he thought McLaren and Williams were still dangerous opponents. "I'm just having fun," the German said. "It's just a great feeling at the moment, getting into the car and I get really excited about going out and driving a fast lap. "It's getting more fun every year, perhaps because the pressure is gone, because I don't keep getting asked about records and statistics all the time," he added. "I'm only driving because I want to drive." Fears that Schumacher would dominant the championship the way he did in 2002 grew after Sunday's pole-to-post win in the Malaysian Grand Prix, two weeks after Ferrari's dominant one-two finish at the season-opening race in Australia. After one of the closest title battles for years last season, with Schumacher taken down to the wire before claiming his record sixth championship, 2004 is already threatening to turn into a cakewalk for the Italian team. Ferrari's last period of domination led to a decline in television viewing figures and a raft of changes to pep up the sport. But Schumacher said the world championship is far from decided. "Should I hit the brakes just because that would be apparently good for Formula One?," Schumacher said when asked whether his dominance was making the sport dull. "No way," he added. "In fact, I'm going to have to push harder because the others are getting closer all the time. Stop thinking that the championship is all but wrapped up." Schumacher, who picked up his 72nd career victory in Malaysia, said the gap between Williams and Ferrari had narrowed and predicted McLaren would bounce back from their current woes. Looking at the championship standings, Schumacher noted that even though he has 20 points from the first two races, Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya was only eight points back on 12. "If I'm not able to finish in Bahrain, Montoya could take over the lead," Schumacher said. Schumacher also reiterated that he was not even contemplating retirement. "If the others start lapping me, then it'll be time to quit," he said

 

How about this chin man, get out of the Ferrari and get into a Jordan and then show us how good you REALLY are, if its not about money and its only about driving then prove it! go on I do you I double dare you!

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The first lap was quite interesting before it got back down to the tedium. Interesting to see BAR doing so well - I wonder what Villeneuve is thinking.

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