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Michael Schumacher raced in his final race at the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix.

Here are some of his amazing achievements:

249 Races
154 Podiums
76 Fastest Laps
68 Pole Positions
91 Wins

7 World Championship including 5 in a row

He has 40 wins more than Alain Prost who is second in the most number of wins. (Isn't it interesting that the top 4 figures are: 91 M Schumacher, 51 Prost, 41 Senna and 31 Mansell!!)

He equals Alberto Ascari with the most number of consecutive wins at 7.

He has the record for consecutively finishing in the points (24 races in a row)

He has the record for consecutively finishing on the podium (19 races in a row)

He sure has raised the bar much higher for anyone to get close to some of those records.

Thank you and we wish you all the best in your retirement.

Ed wrote:Michael Schumacher raced in his final race at the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix.

Here are some of his amazing achievements:

249 Races
154 Podiums
76 Fastest Laps
68 Pole Positions
91 Wins

7 World Championship including 5 in a row

He has 40 wins more than Alain Prost who is second in the most number of wins. (Isn't it interesting that the top 4 figures are: 91 M Schumacher, 51 Prost, 41 Senna and 31 Mansell!!)

He equals Alberto Ascari with the most number of consecutive wins at 7.

He has the record for consecutively finishing in the points (24 races in a row)

He has the record for consecutively finishing on the podium (19 races in a row)

He sure has raised the bar much higher for anyone to get close to some of those records.

Thank you and we wish you all the best in your retirement.

I hope the next generation of drivers are so successful that they will all fight to break these records simultaneously. Formula 1 will then become more enjoyable for no-fans to watch.

Ed wrote: He has 40 wins more than Alain Prost who is second in the most number of wins. (Isn't it interesting that the top 4 figures are: 91 M Schumacher, 51 Prost, 41 Senna and 31 Mansell!!)

It's kinda spooky when you think about it
What is the statistical probability?
It's got to be very improbable indeed