Michael Schumacher was in domin🐠ant form Sunday in front of his home crowd, winning his third German Grand Prix from pole position and giving Bridgestone🦂 its 90th victory since entering the FIA Formula One World Championship as a tyre supplier in 1997.

The world champion stormedꦉ off into the distance at the start of the race and won with a clear margin, giving the Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro driver another ten points for his 𒀰11th win of the season.

He now has 110 p🐠oints to Rubens Barrichello's 74, the Brazilian finishing in 12th place after an unlucky⛎ race.

The Scuderia Ferrari team meanwh🍌ile continues to lead the Constructors' Championship with a large ღmargin of 184 points to Renault's 85.

"Today was a great race for Michael Schumacher - his eleventh win of the season. He is quite incredible and we are delighted to have been able to provide him with the tyres to 💖achieve this result from pole," said Bridgestone's technical manager, Hisao Suganuma. "It was a fascinating race which saw many exciting overtaking manoeuvres.

"The nature of this circuit means that Hockenheim always throws up a few surprises and it was unfortunate for Rubens that he suffered a suspected puncture after working so hard to work h𝓰is way up the field. Jordan's Giorgio Pantano also had a tyre problem and we are investigating both of these issues.

"However, overall, this has been a verಞy satisfying weekend for Bridgestone. We had worked hard to re-establish our competitiveness on this circuit and victory for Michael was a great way to finish the weekend."