Lets revisit the score so far... The other 5 WDChampions sharing the grid with him - 95 wins all together Michael Schumacher - 91 wins The other 5 WDChampions sharing the grid with him - 7 World titles all together Michael Schumacher - 7 World titles I don't think the guy has anything to prove.
Just found this from a couple of weeks ago. Ouch! http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/andrewbenson/2012/05/fresh_questions_over_mediocre.html
http://formula1fanpage.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/who-said-what-after-monaco-gp.html Norbert Haug, head of Mercedes motorsport "What a phenomenal performance from Michael. He was the fastest man on track today when it counted and Michael truly deserves this P1 result. His five-place penalty puts him back on the third row while Nico will start from the front row tomorrow. Thank you to everybody in our team for a great effort today. Inside our team, our belief in Michael was never in danger and this has paid off big time Michael Schumacher - 6th "It is simply a wonderful feeling to set pole after such a long time, and particularly here in Monaco. Okay, it has taken a little bit longer than I might have wanted in the second chapter of my career, but that makes it even sweeter. It's just beautiful. We already thought that this circuit should suit us, and it's the perfect confirmation of all the work from every team member in Brackley, Brixworth and Stuttgart - a big thank you to every one of them, because this is a team result. Of course, it's unfortunate that I won't start from the very front but that's how it is. I will do as well as I can. We know that overtaking is tough but with DRS and KERS, you might as well try it - and you can be sure I will."
