Schumacher 'touched' by Renault's success

Outgoing world champion Michael Schumacher has handed his crown over to Fernando Alonso - and was pleased to see it find a familiar home.

Mon, 26 Sep, 2005 - 09:19

Outgoing world champion Michael Schumacher has handed his crown over to Fernando Alonso - and was pleased to see it find a familiar home.

Alonso rewrote the record books by becoming the youngest world champion in Formula One history, courtesy of his third place in yesterday’s Brazilian Grand Prix.

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