Ross Brawn, the mastermind behind Michal Schumacher’s seven Championships, is excited about Schumi’s return as long as it doesn’t disrupt Brawn GP’s Jenson Button Championship in 2009. Brawn has gotten to know Schumacher well over the years, and was not surprised when the he accepted the opportunity to jump back in a Ferrari after his retirement in 2006.
“After Massa’s terrible accident, it was natural for him to say yes given the need of his old team,” Brawn told Gazzetta dello Sport.
Schumacher has been affiliated with the Ferrari Formula 1 team since his retirement as an advisor for the team.
“Michael will return with his usual determination and seriousness, but above all with the intention of having fun.
“Personally, I admit I’m excited and can’t wait to see him at work.”
“He has to familiarize himself with the car, but I’m sure if he doesn’t win one of the remaining races of the season it will not be his fault, but because Ferrari is not in a winning position.”
Schumacher will be return to Formula 1 on August 23rd in Valenica, Spain.
Source: Planet F1
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