Schumacher out to avenge Monaco mistake

World champion Michael Schumacher hopes to use his home grand prix to avenge his Monaco embarrassment.

Thu, 27 May, 2004 - 09:36

World champion Michael Schumacher hopes to use his home grand prix to avenge his Monaco embarrassment.

The Ferrari driver needlessly crashed out of the lead in Monaco after braking heavily and turning into Juan Pablo Montoya, blowing his chances of a record sixth win from six races.

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Courts Formula One Heathrow Place: Monaco Place: Germany Place: Nurburgring Place: Kerpen Place: Monte Carlo Person: Schumacher Person: Michael Schumacher Person: Juan Pablo Montoya Event: European Grand Prix Organisation: Monaco Organisation: Ferrari

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