WOW would have been interesting, seeing schuey in a LOTUS. imagine the insane support and praise if he'd actually home that lotus in for a WIN! realistically though, he'd probably don't bring that car anywhere interesting for 2 reasons: 1. his time at Merc showed he's still a great driver but not up to his earlier level. reason 2: jump in hasty in completely unfamiliar grounds with 2 races left.......the potential to smear the name down even further are wayyyy bigger then actually gaining something.SectorOne wrote:If true that´s quite hilarious
Someone said the silliest season ever and i have to agree, Schumi turned down Lotus seat.
http://www.supersport.com/motorsport/ar ... Id=2198644
Michael Schumacher, the retired seven-time Formula One champion, turned down an offer from Lotus to drive the final two races of the season as a replacement for Kimi Raikkonen.
A report in Bild newspaper was confirmed to The Associated Press by Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehm, who says the 44-year-old Schumacher "would have been fit enough, but he's gotten used to his new life."
Schumacher retired for the second time at the end of the last season, having failed to win a race for Mercedes in a three-year comeback.
Raikkonen will miss the last two races in the United States and Brazil after back surgery. He will be driving next season for Ferrari, one of Schumacher's former teams for which he won five consecutive championships.
and....where will lotus get the money to pay him?