2025.4.2 東京 お台場 ショーラン後のレッドブルF1カー
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2025.4.2 東京 お台場 ショーラン後のレッドブルF1カー
走行予定だけど走らなかったHONDA F1初優勝のRA272
レッドブルやHONDAのF1カー展示
"Those red cars were the bane of my existence" - 2000-2004 Ferraris
When Aidan Millward said something along those lines in a recent video, I felt it, because as a Häkkinen fan in the late 90s and early 2000s, Ferrari and Schumacher were the adversary. And like Aidan does in his videos, I have to admit that, looking back, they were only that insufferable because they were that good. The ultimate adversary of sorts, with generational talents in driving, managing and engineering under one roof: Michael Schumacher, Jean Todt, Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne, Nigel Stepney...
Champions united around Bernie Ecclestone Hungaroring, Hungary, August 13 2000 (L-R) Coulthard, Schumacher, Ecclestone, Häkkinen, Barrichello Photo by Paul-Henri Cahier/Getty Images
🏎️ Rubens Barrichello disregards the speed limit in Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's F1-2000 during the Monaco Grand Prix
📍Circuit de Monaco, Monaco
🗓️ 4 June 2000
📸 Darren Heath
MARANELLO, 2000 — Michael Schumacher, F1-2000 launch. (Photo by Charles Coates)
SILVERSTONE, 2000 — Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F1-2000. (Photo by Paul-Henri Cahier/Getty Images)
MONACO, 2000 — Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F1-2000. (Photo by Mark Thompson)
IMOLA, 2000 — The massed ranks of the Tifosi go wild as Michael Schumacher takes the lead. He wins the race. (Photo by Sutton Images)