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Michael Schumacher is frustrated at not being able to run



The German rider said at a press conference the reasons why not take the place of Massa at Ferrari. From the Mugello test, he realized that "something was wrong." Schumacher rules out return in the future.

The German driver Michael Schumacher, excited, said at a press conference the reasons why not take the place of Brazilian driver Felipe Massa at Ferrari for the European Grand Prix to be held in late August in Valencia.

"I am very disappointed and has been a very painful decision. Sorry to disappoint Ferrari and not share with the team the initial euphoria. Thanks to the 'tifosi' and fans that have motivated me more than I expected" were the first words of seven-times world champion in Formula 1.

Schumacher revealed his excitement at getting the call from the team of the 'Prancing Horse'. "When I called Ferrari to replace Felipe I responded with enthusiasm. I hoped that my physical condition would improve, but only when testing a Formula 1 track is when you have the precise answers about your physical condition," he said.

"I knew from the beginning that was not right, but since the test at Mugello, I realized something was wrong," admitted the 'Kaiser', who did not hide his disappointment after the excitement of the last weeks of return to Formula 1.

So sad about not being able to help his team, Schumacher did not hesitate to highlight the quality of Luca Badoer, who will replace Massa at the next Grand Prix. "Luca has always been testing and have a great experience. Besides being a friend has a great physical training, because in his" role "must always be ready to replace the race drivers."

Looking ahead, the German does not rule out a possible return. "If I understand correctly, from a medical standpoint, there would be no reason why he could not participate in Formula 1, but not something that worries me now. I'm living one of the most difficult moments of my life and I can not say what will happen in the future, "settled.

For its part, Johannes Peil, doctor of the German driver for nine years, confirmed that Schumacher is not in condition after the motorcycle accident he had in Cartagena." Michael has a great physical and life has always been an athlete, but the consequences of the fall in motion still present, "he said.

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