I can be the oldest Formula 1 Champion in
history if given the same financial
opportunity as the top drivers in the
sport…( in 2011 I will be 55 ).
this will bring a lot of attention to whoever
sponsors me to accomplish this.
Much more attention than Michael
Schumacher returning to Formula 1.
All you have to do is start with a strong
foundation and with the right physical and
mental attributes…and the rest is all
financial. I have the right attributes, now
all I need is the money to back up the
vision.
Schumacher and F1’s oldest ever drivers
Has the old boy got it in him to do another victory leap? At 40 years, seven months and 20 days, Michael Schumacher will be the oldest F1 driver to start a Grand Prix in 14 years when he makes his highly-anticipated return at Valencia next month.
But that doesn’t bring him anywhere near the record for an oldest Grand Prix starter. He’ll have to come back in 2024 if he wants to break that…
Oldest F1 race starters
Here are the ten oldest drivers to start a round of the F1 world championship:
1. Louis Chiron, 55y 9m 19d, 1955 Monaco Grand Prix
2. Philippe Etancelin, 55y 6m 8d, 1952 French Grand Prix
3. Arthur Legat, 54y 7m 20d, 1953 Belgian Grand Prix
4. Luigi Fagioli, 53y 22d, 1951 French Grand Prix
5. Adolf Brudes, 52y 9m 19d, 1952 German Grand Prix
6. Hans Stuck, 52y 8m 17d, 1953 Italian Grand Prix
7. Bill Aston, 52y 4m 5d, 1952 German Grand Prix
8. Clemente Biondetti, 52y 16d, 1950 Italian Grand Prix
9. Louis Rosier, 50y 9m, 1956 German Grand Prix
10. Rudolf Schoeller, 50y 3m 7d, 1952 German Grand Prix
Record-holder Chiron, who was born in the 19th century, did make a subsequent attempts to qualify for the further races. His last was in 1958, aged 58, again at Monaco.
Article courtesy of F-1 Fanatic (please check out their website for more details and updates.
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2009/07/31/schumacher-and-f1s-oldest-ever-drivers/






