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F1: Schumacher ends on a low note

For a driver who won more Formula One world titles and Grand Prix races than any other, it is hardly a fitting farewell.

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Photo by Staff/Bongarts/Getty Images Thu 4 Oct, 2012 4:30 PM IST

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Schumacher won 18 races over the next four seasons with Benetton but his first world title, in 1994, was tainted by suspicions of technical irregularities. And in the championship showdown in Adelaide, Schumacher's collision with Williams' Hill put his British rival out of the race and had many commentators crying foul.
Schumacher won 18 races over the next four seasons with Benetton but his first world title, in 1994, was tainted by suspicions of technical irregularities. And in the championship showdown in Adelaide, Schumacher's collision with Williams' Hill put his British rival out of the race and had many commentators crying foul.