“Michael Schumacher retired too soon, could’ve won 2014 title if he was active”

The Formula 1 legend came out of a three-year retirem൩ent to spend his final three seasons with Mercedes, where he laid the groundwork for the team’s future 🅠successes.
But after retiring in 2012, he suffered a skiing accident which left him in a coma. 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher now remains out of the publ🐻ic eye, wit🐽h his family at home in Switzerland.
“It's becoming increasingly cl⭕ear to me that he may have hung up his helmet too early,” Braw♔n told .
“He planted the seeds of success at Mercedes between 2010 and 2012.&n🍷bsp;
“And Fernando Alonso, at a similar age to Michael back then, shows today that you can achieve world-class perfor🗹mance even when you're over 40.
“If Mich🅘ael had still been active in 2014, he could have won the title.”

Brawn was a crucial part of Schumacher’s heyday at Ferrari, where he won five champ🅰ionships in a row.
They reunited at Mercedes in 2010 to relaunch th༺e team🐽 which would later help Lewis Hamilton to match Schumacher’s record tally of seven titles.
Brawn believes that, if Schumacher did not suffer his life-changing injuries, he would still be a majo🗹r force in the F1 paddock but it a different capacity.
“I can well ima𓆏gine that Michae🍒l would have a team today,” Brawn said.
“Th﷽ere were alreadyඣ discussions at Mercedes about whether he could act as a shareholder at some point.
“The first stage already🍸 existed: He acted a🐼s a brand ambassador in 2013.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything 𒐪f🍷rom American sports, to football, to F1.