Michael Schumacher Wins
Michael Schumacher is a German racing driver born on January 3, 1969, in Hurth, Germany. He competed in Formula 1 from 1991 to 2006 and again in 2010-2012 for Jordan, Benetton, Ferrari, and Mercedes. Schumacher won a joint-record seven World Championships - two titles in a row in 1994 and 1995 with Benetton and five titles consecutively from 2000 to 2004 with Ferrari.
Schumacher began his motorsports career at six by winning a karting championship. He moved to Formula 1 with team Jordan in 1991 then to team Benetton, for whom he won titles consecutively from 1994 to 1995. When Schumacher joined Ferrari in 1996 he transformed the struggling team into a powerhouse and dominated the Formula 1 scene by winning five consecutive championships. He retired in 2006 but signed again with Mercedes to drive from 2010 until his retirement in 2012.
Michael Schumacher Wins
With 91 victories at the Grand Prix, Schumacher is ranked among the greatest drivers in history. His first came at the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix while his last was at the 2006 Chinese Grand Prix. Schumacher received 68 pole positions, 77 fastest laps, and 155 podiums. His mastery during the early 2000s marked him as one whose dominance saw him break numerous records, some of which remain unbeaten to this date, like his total fastest laps. Schumacher's most emotional win came at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2000 sealing Ferrari's first driver title in 21 years.
Notable performances include his win at the 2004 French Grand Prix, where he made four pit stops and still won, exemplifying his mastery of strategic knowledge.
Year | Grand Prix | Circuit | Chassis | Engine |
2006 | China | Shanghai | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | Italy | Monza | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | Germany | Hockenheim | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | USA | Indianapolis | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | Europe | Nürburgring | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2006 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari 248 F1 | Ferrari V8 |
2005 | USA | Indianapolis | Ferrari F2005 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Japan | Suzuka | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Hungary | Hungaroring | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Germany | Hockenheim | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Britain | Silverstone | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | USA | Indianapolis | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Europe | Nürburgring | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Spain | Barcelona | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Bahrain | Sakhir | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2004 | Australia | Melbourne | Ferrari F2004 | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | USA | Indianapolis | Ferrari F2003-GA | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | Italy | Monza | Ferrari F2003-GA | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F2003-GA | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | Austria | Spielberg | Ferrari F2003-GA | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | Spain | Barcelona | Ferrari F2003-GA | Ferrari V10 |
2003 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Japan | Suzuka | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Germany | Hockenheim | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Britain | Silverstone | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Austria | Spielberg | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Spain | Barcelona | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Brazil | Interlagos | Ferrari F2002 | Ferrari V10 |
2002 | Australia | Melbourne | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari V10 |
2001 | Japan | Suzuka | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari V10 |
2001 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari V10 |
2001 | Hungary | Hungaroring | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari V10 |
2001 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2001 | Europe | Nürburgring | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2001 | Monaco | Monaco | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2001 | Spain | Barcelona | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2001 | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2001 | Australia | Melbourne | Ferrari F2001 | Ferrari |
2000 | USA | Indianapolis | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Japan | Suzuka | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Italy | Monza | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Europe | Nürburgring | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Brazil | Interlagos | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
2000 | Australia | Melbourne | Ferrari F1-2000 | Ferrari |
1999 | Monaco | Monaco | Ferrari F399 | Ferrari |
1999 | San Marino | Imola | Ferrari F399 | Ferrari |
1998 | Italy | Monza | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1998 | Hungary | Hungaroring | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1998 | Britain | Silverstone | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1998 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1998 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1998 | Argentina | Buenos Aires | Ferrari F300 | Ferrari |
1997 | Japan | Suzuka | Ferrari F310B | Ferrari |
1997 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Ferrari F310B | Ferrari |
1997 | France | Magny-Cours | Ferrari F310B | Ferrari |
1997 | Canada | Montreal | Ferrari F310B | Ferrari |
1997 | Monaco | Monaco | Ferrari F310B | Ferrari |
1996 | Italy | Monza | Ferrari F310 | Ferrari |
1996 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Ferrari F310 | Ferrari |
1996 | Spain | Barcelona | Ferrari F310 | Ferrari |
1995 | Japan | Suzuka | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Pacific | Aida | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Europe | Nürburgring | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Germany | Hockenheim | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | France | Magny-Cours | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Monaco | Monaco | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Spain | Barcelona | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1995 | Brazil | Interlagos | Benetton B195 | Renault |
1994 | Europe | Jerez de la Frontera | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | Hungary | Hungaroring | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | France | Magny-Cours | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | Canada | Montreal | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | Monaco | Monaco | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | San Marino | Imola | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | Pacific | Aida | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1994 | Brazil | Interlagos | Benetton B194 | Ford Cosworth |
1993 | Portugal | Estoril | Benetton B193B | Ford Cosworth |
1992 | Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps | Benetton B192 | Ford Cosworth |
FAQs on Michael Schumacher
In December 2013, Michael Schumacher suffered a severe head injury while skiing in the French Alps.
Yes, Michael Schumacher is still alive
Michael Schumacher won the Formula 1 championship in 1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004.
Michael Schumacher was was born in Hurth-Hermulheim, Germany.