Which was the closest F1 world championship? who won it? and what was the margin?
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The closest world championship was in 1984, Niki Lauda won with 72pts, 5 wins and 9 podium finishes, Alain Prost was 2nd with 71.5pts, 7 wins and 9 podium finishes.\nThe next was 1994, Michael Schumacher beating Damon Hill by 92pts to 91pts.\nBut this was not the end In 1997 championship Jacques Villeneuve 79pts. beat Michael Schumacher 78pts. as Michael Schumacher was disqualified from overall standings after crashing into Villeneuve at Jerez.
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I've got a feeling M Schumacher could win this one. If memory serves (& it usually doesn't) I think he had a hand in the redesign of the modern Nurburgring. But, Kimi is always good here & alonso is living up to his World Champion Title.\n\nIf it was a money bet: Alonso.\nwho i'll be cheering for: Raikkonen\nwho i'll be grimmacing at while everything goes wrong for him on race day: Button
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Hi RINA, i think you are a great lover of F-1. Like you I am also a lover of F-1 besides football.Also I am a great fan of MICHAEL SCHUMACHER and FERRARI.
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Michael Schumacher has got to be the greatest.  What he did last Sunday in Germany was amazing.  The way he can read a race, the other competitors and the weather is phenomenal.
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Kimi raikkonen...alonso.... don't like villeneuve
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Formula 1 cars may have loads of power, but they also have weight. The winning combo is the best power to weight ratio. in this case, i think the motorcycle would win, only because they can take turns at up to 150 mph well a formula 1 sometimes hase to slow down up to 80 mph. Also since the light weight of a motorcycle their giddy up gets em more acceleration. It would be pretty close... but i think the motorcylce would win.
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Agreed, it was the right thing to do, though it must have been a shame for Alonso not to be able to spray the champagne for his first Monaco win. Saying that, he's bound to win there again, so he'll have his chance.\nThe podium was still entertaining though, DC had a Superman cape!\nAlas, I don't know Fernando's email address. But why don't you try his official site, there's probably some way of contacting him through that.
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well,if schumi won the nurburgring race,the championship will get on fire.But in my opinion,Schumi is so far of winnig this year coz alonso and kimi are the most dominant and i think that they will proove in the next races and specially kimi and the mclaren
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Best races... Spain and Brazil, definitely. Being a fan of Renault and Fernando (I will remain like this next year, even though Fernando goes at McLaren, so I'll be supporting 2 teams), I loved the way he and the team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. And also Japan, because it proved the triumph of Renault's reliability against the red speed. That speed came at a price, and it was a flimsy engine at the most important moment.\nAnd also Turkey. Another thriller, but this time the winner being Fernando.\nAnd let's not forget Renault's 1-2 in Malaysia!\n\nWorst race... I'd have to say Italy and China, where poor decisions by either dum stewards or the team cost the team a win or a podium. I guarantee that if Fernando had started 5th, he wouldn't have pushed his engine beyond the limit. Starting from 10th forced him to. Italy had a good side, as it was the race where I finally got the news I was waiting for: next year F1 is free of MS. And that was the ultimate relief for me.
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Formula 1. Partly because I like F1 racing, and partly because I don't know what UFC is, F1 racers seem to get the girls!
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I really dont know what is the problem with mclaren.They seemed to go well even back in 2003.then enter renault and from that time they are plagued by problems.Only if they give Kimi a near perfect car like renault or ferrari or even Honda,i'm sure he'll win the championship.
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Watch this video and you will see the difference, NOTE: The first race was just a late start by Jenson Button, so don't mind that. \n\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/51275/fifth_gear_boat_vs_f1_vs_bike/
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Ya, I saw it. It was really very interesting race. Last year Alonso had held Schumi for nearly last 12-18 laps at second position and finally won the race. But this year the ball moved in Schumi's court and he held alonso second to grab his first victory of the season.
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I've been to lots of Formula One races and to many of the tracks several times. Some are no longer on the F1 calendar.\nBrands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington, Paul Ricard, Spa- Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Barcelona, Jerez, Estoril, Nürburgring, Monza, Imola, Monaco, Budapest, Mosport, Montreal, Watkins Glen, Detroit, Phoenix, Mexico City, Jacarapagua (Brazil), Adelaide, Kyalami.\nFavourites: Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps, Estoril, Adelaide.\nLeast favourite: Kyalami (I was mugged in South Africa - in Johannesburg and away from the circuit).
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I woudl of course love Button to win, but that ain't gonna happen with him in that crap team.\n\nLooks like being an Alonso walkover again (as Silverstone's a fast circuit). Raikonnen'll probably run him close for a while until he retires again.\n\nMix it up with a bit of Schumacher, and we'll hopefully have a decent race on our hands, and not another processional display.
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Depends on your question.\nKimi Raikkonen won more races than FA in the 2005 season, and many, including myself, believe him to be the best.\nMichael Schumacher has won an unprecedented seven world driving championships and has shown no signs of losing the edge (his car this year was handicapped by tire rules and their supplier).  He also has by far the most wins of any racing driver for all of time.\nFernando Alonso Diaz is the champion for 2005 but all signs pointed to a heated battle for 2006.  But as the WDC, he does get to wear the #1 on his car for the 2006 season.