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Sebastian Vettel. The Last Romantic of F1. ❤️ 4 World Championships. 53 Wins. 122 Podiums. 57 Pole Positions. The youngest World Champion in history. 2010 - Abu Dhabi. 23 years old. Wins it on the last day. 2011 - Dominant. 11 wins, you couldn't touch him. 2012 - Brazil in the rain. Spun to last on lap 1, fought back to 6th to win the title by 3 points. Legendary. 2013 - 9 wins in a row. Perfection in a Red Bull suit. He wasn't just fast. He was different. He named his cars. He loved the history. He fought for the sport when no one else did - climate, equality, the kids on the grid after him. He raced with heart, not just data. From a kid who idolized Schumacher to a man who became his friend. From "Du bist Weltmeister!" on team radio to walking away on his own terms in 2022. Danke Seb. For the finger, for the donuts, for showing us you can be a champion and a good human at the same time. Once a champion, always a champion. #F1 #ItalianGP

Sebastian Vettel. The Last Romantic of F1. ❤️ 4 World Championships. 53 Wins. 122 Podiums. 57 Pole Positions. The youngest World Champion in history. 2010 - Abu Dhabi. 23 years old. Wins it on the last day. 2011 - Dominant. 11 wins, you couldn't touch him. 2012 - Brazil in the rain. Spun to last on lap 1, fought back to 6th to win the title by 3 points. Legendary. 2013 - 9 wins in a row. Perfection in a Red Bull suit. He wasn't just fast. He was different. He named his cars. He loved the history. He fought for the sport when no one else did - climate, equality, the kids on the grid after him. He raced with heart, not just data. From a kid who idolized Schumacher to a man who became his friend. From "Du bist Weltmeister!" on team radio to walking away on his own terms in 2022. Danke Seb. For the finger, for the donuts, for showing us you can be a champion and a good human at the same time. Once a champion, always a champion. #F1 #ItalianGP

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20 YEARS. BUT MONZA NEVER FORGOT HIM. ❤️ It has been 20 YEARS since Michael Schumacher last drove for Ferrari here at Monza. His last time in red at the Temple of Speed was September 10, 2006. He stood on the podium that day and announced he would retire. The Tifosi cried. 20 years later, this weekend, we are honouring him. And here's why Monza will ALWAYS honour Michael Schumacher: He didn't just drive for Ferrari. He saved Ferrari. When he came in 1996, Ferrari hadn't won a Drivers' Championship in 17 years. The team was broken. He built it, with Ross, Rory, Rubens, Jean Todt - brick by brick. Then he gave us FIVE straight world titles. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. He made red invincible again. At Monza? He won here 3 times in red (1996, 1998, 2006) and 5 times in total. He gave the Tifosi a reason to believe that September was theirs. This weekend, when you saw Barrichello bring back the F2002 - Michael's F2002, their F2002 - that was why. We are not just celebrating a car. We are celebrating the era he created. The man who taught Ferrari how to win again. That is why they chant his name 20 years later. That is why yesterday, when Rubens fired up that V10, everyone thought of Michael. You can leave Monza, but Monza never leaves you. And Michael never left Monza. Forever our Schumi. Forever a Ferrari legend. #ForzaFerrari #KeepFightingMichael #ItalianGP #Tifosi

20 YEARS. BUT MONZA NEVER FORGOT HIM. ❤️ It has been 20 YEARS since Michael Schumacher last drove for Ferrari here at Monza. His last time in red at the Temple of Speed was September 10, 2006. He stood on the podium that day and announced he would retire. The Tifosi cried. 20 years later, this weekend, we are honouring him. And here's why Monza will ALWAYS honour Michael Schumacher: He didn't just drive for Ferrari. He saved Ferrari. When he came in 1996, Ferrari hadn't won a Drivers' Championship in 17 years. The team was broken. He built it, with Ross, Rory, Rubens, Jean Todt - brick by brick. Then he gave us FIVE straight world titles. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. He made red invincible again. At Monza? He won here 3 times in red (1996, 1998, 2006) and 5 times in total. He gave the Tifosi a reason to believe that September was theirs. This weekend, when you saw Barrichello bring back the F2002 - Michael's F2002, their F2002 - that was why. We are not just celebrating a car. We are celebrating the era he created. The man who taught Ferrari how to win again. That is why they chant his name 20 years later. That is why yesterday, when Rubens fired up that V10, everyone thought of Michael. You can leave Monza, but Monza never leaves you. And Michael never left Monza. Forever our Schumi. Forever a Ferrari legend. #ForzaFerrari #KeepFightingMichael #ItalianGP #Tifosi

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