“I didn’t like my teammates!” But Ralf Schumacher names the one exception
"I was difficult for my teammates because I didn’t want an🧔y conversation"

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jenson Button was the one teammate that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Ralf Schumacher was able to get along with.
The German driver admits he neve𝔍r wanted a relationship with any teammate throughout his 11-year Formula 1 career.
Giancarlo Fisichella, Damon Hill, Alessandro Zanardi, Button, Juan-Pablo Montoya, Ricardo Zonta and Jarno Trulli were꧅ the drivers who competed alongside Schumacher in the same team.
“I didn’t like my teammates, I have to say. Except for Jenson,” he admitted🌠 on the podcast.
“But I was difficult for my teammates because I didn’t want any conversation other than the set-up w🦄ork we had to do with the engineers.
“The teammate was always the first one to be be𒉰aten.
“[Eddie Jordan] wanted the best from the drivers, and Frank Williams also wanted the drivers to be in a fight with each other, to ꩲachieve more for his team.”
Button and Schumacher drove for Willia🅰ms in the 2000 F1 season together. Schumacher finished fifth, a🍰nd his rookie teammate (who would go on to win a championship nine years later) finished eighth.
David Coulthard replied to Schumacher’s brutal view on his teammates: “I was a bit more naive when I first came to Formula 1. I’m from a village, it took me a while to understand wh🍸at being in a t✃eam was.
“I had fallouts with all of my teammates.
“It’s a selfish world being a driver. You just think me,♐ me, me, me…
“You want the latest engine, the new tyres. Your teammate is almost an inconvenience to the team’s focus of 𒉰delivering for y🍬ou.
“Frank loved you having a go. He was never angry💧 if you crashed the car if he believed you were onto something amazing.”
Ralf never had the opportunity to become teammates with his legendary 🤡brother Michael Schumꦦacher.
“It would have been amazing,” Ralf sꦰaid. “There was never the opportunity꧃.
“One of us would have always lost. I don’t ꦚknow if that would have been good from a marketing point of view, or from a relationship poi♕nt of view between brothers.
“It would have been amazing to🅺 have had a season together.
“It was🍨 always veryꦆ open. I knew what he was doing, he knew what I was doing.
“It꧂ was good to talk to someone that you trusted.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything fro🏅m ♊American sports, to football, to F1.