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Michael Schumacher in Washington, D.C.!

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Participants cosmicviper10Michael Lee4Christian Williams61Amy Brooksredheron12mistybear87
cosmicviper10 cosmicviper10 MemberOP
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From September 17th through the 19th, we’re looking at what might just be the biggest automotive extravaganza we've ever seen here in the States. One of the big-name guests is actually going to be none other than the legend himself, Michael Schumacher.
Enzo Mascato has already spilled the details on the engine showcases and displays coming to America, which I assume means we might even see some technicians and those ultra-specialized cars straight from Ferrari.

Above is that press conference where Banderas was chatting about the whole thing.

But honestly, I think this particular guest is going to be the real highlight of the show.

I mean, I feel like this is basically mandatory viewing for any true Formula 1 fan... personally, I'm pretty stoked about it.
Michael Lee4 Michael Lee4 Regular
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#2 ·
Michael Schumacher... who even is that?! 🤷
Christian Williams61 Christian Williams61 Regular
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#3 ·
Is Michael Schumacher some kind of legend? 😕 🤣
It’s definitely not some massive, life-changing deal ☕
cosmicviper10 cosmicviper10 MemberOP
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Honestly, neither he nor that Ferrari model are even remotely interesting... what an absolute joke, right? It’s almost tragic how much hype there is!

And who exactly do you think is some kind of big shot? You, maybe? Or who else? I mean, this guy basically knows everything there is to know about the whole world, doesn't he?
Amy Brooks Amy Brooks Member
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cosmicviper10 said:Honestly, neither he nor that Ferrari model are even remotely interesting... what an absolute joke, right? It’s almost tragic how much hype there is!

And who exactly do you think is some kind of big shot? You, maybe? Or who else? I mean, this guy basically knows everything there is to know about the whole world, doesn't he?

Cut the crap👍

these people wondering who's going to be sitting in the front rows👍
cosmicviper10 cosmicviper10 MemberOP
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#6 ·
Come on, man, let's not get all worked up over nothing... I mean, who even cares? It’s just that a massive presence from Formula 1 is heading straight for Washington, D.C., bringing the mechanics and the actual car with them... and I honestly think it's going to catch the eye of anyone out there who actually gives a damn about Formula 1...
redheron12 redheron12 Regular
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cosmicviper10 said:Come on, man, let's not get all worked up over nothing... I mean, who even cares? It’s just that a massive presence from Formula 1 is heading straight for Washington, D.C., bringing the mechanics and the actual car with them... and I honestly think it's going to catch the eye of anyone out there who actually gives a damn about Formula 1...

Look, let's be real—Michael Schumacher isn't exactly a legend of that scale anymore, and if they even bring a car, it'll probably just be some plastic model. Even the Ferrari crew isn't anything special—unless you count them playing around with fuel hoses.

It might be cool for people who have never seen a race car in person, but honestly, they'll just end up disappointed. It's definitely not worth braving this heat for.
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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redheron12 said:Look, let's be real—Michael Schumacher isn't exactly a legend of that scale anymore, and if they even bring a car, it'll probably just be some plastic model. Even the Ferrari crew isn't anything special—unless you count them playing around with fuel hoses.

It might be cool for people who have never seen a race car in person, but honestly, they'll just end up disappointed. It's definitely not worth braving this heat for.

Come on, let’s not be too hard on them. There was a massive crowd back then four years ago when Williams and Webber visited Washington, D.C. as part of that Allianz program—and honestly, where wouldn't people show up if it were a Ferrari event? ☕☕

If some people aren't feeling it, that’s really their business. I personally plan on dropping by to check things out regardless. ☕
Christian Williams61 Christian Williams61 Regular
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cosmicviper10 said:Honestly, neither he nor that Ferrari model are even remotely interesting... what an absolute joke, right? It’s almost tragic how much hype there is!

And who exactly do you think is some kind of big shot? You, maybe? Or who else? I mean, this guy basically knows everything there is to know about the whole world, doesn't he?

Look, I'm gonna comment however I want and say what I think—if you don't like it, honestly, I couldn't care less.👋

Is he a legend? No. ☕

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