168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Ralf Schumacher has offered a fresh perspective on the notorious anger of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher towards 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:David Coulthard at Spa.

The legendary Ferrari driver was forced to meekly bring his three-wheeled car back to the pits after colliding with Coulthard in the wet conditions at the 1998 F1 Belgian Grand Prix.

Sc꧅humacher infamously confronted Coulthard in one of his most explosive moments.

Eddie Jordan asked Ralf on the  podcast: “Do you remember when your br♋other was about to punch his head 𝓡in?”

Ralꦆf replied: “I remember I saw the scenery. It is very difficult. There is one part missing who could still talk, oꦏr answer, to that.

“It was something very special. It could have been very dangerous. Luckil✃y it was wet, in a dry situation it co𒉰uld have been more dangerous.

“At this moment, full of emotion, you see it differently. I think this has happ𒊎ened to all of us who have been in a car, they know it.

“At this time, the team owners, the bosses… Flavio with his cꩵap backwards, smoking in the pit. [Eddie Jordan] jumping in the pitlan🐻e…

“I thought Formula 1 was much more alive in that time. Emotions were allowed. It is part of the history o💙f Formula 1.”

Jordan continued: “DC hid in the motorhome, which was undꦅerღstandable, with his helmet on.

“Michael came after me, all of a sudden!♓ In all of the years where Micha꧂el tried to help you, he never really became involved.

“Suddenly, he had the chance to win that race, he became angry with me. Why was that☂?🍸”

Ralf sai🅘d: “He’s my 🐻big brother and he believed that race belonged to me.

“You remember 𓃲the radio conversation? Damo💝n cannot remember all of it! It doesn’t matter…

“We talked about it after the race. ꦏHe was kind of my manager, at the time, you have to say. Without Michael I wouldn’t🧔 have been where I was.”

McLaren’s Coulthard prompted a restart when he spun out of control in the early stage♔s of the infamous race.

His teammate Mika Hakkinen, who w♕as vying for the championship with Ferrari’s Schumacher, then cr✨ashed out too.

Schumacher then went into the back of Coulthard, ending bot🌠h of their races.

Damon Hill refused Eddie Jordan’s team orders to let the faster R✤alf Schumacher past, and w𒅌on the race himself.

Coulthard’s side of the story, via , was:&✃nbsp;“Michael thought this was part of a conspiracy to try and help my team-mate Mika.

“It was si🉐mply an accident. It was just one of those t🍌hings.

“I would not be being honest to you in acknowledging how great a driver he wꦓas, that there were some downsides, in my point 🐟of view, of Michael’s really ‘win at all costs’ approach on the racetrack.

“I have no problem acknowledging that the period I raced was against the man that 🍌has rewritten the history books.🐻 That is the most successful in the history of our sport.

“My understanding of where the 🎃limit was maybe more in line with the rest of the drivers.

“He could be very ruthless, he could be cold, he coul♊d be distant.

“I think that’s probably what, at that level, you need to have to be that successful.ಞ”