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Former Ferrari F1 boss and FIA president Jean Todt has made the claim that Michael Schumacher lost two World Championships due to two errors which he has admitted were deliberate.
Former Ferrari Formula 1 boss and FIA president Jean Todt has claimed that Michael Schumacher lost two World Championships due to deliberate errors. Schumacher, a German superstar, is considered one of the greatest drivers in F1 history and shares the record for most titles won with seven alongside Lewis Hamilton. Schumacher’s switch to Ferrari in 1996 led to a successful partnership with Todt, resulting in five consecutive titles for the Scuderia. However, Schumacher faced controversies, with Todt now revealing two deliberate acts of sabotage in 1997 and 2006 that cost him championships. The incidents at Jerez and Monaco had significant impacts on the outcomes of those seasons, according to Todt. Despite these controversies, Schumacher’s legacy as one of F1’s all-time greats remains undisputed.
