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Schumacher Backs Button for Glory

23/09/09 - By Ian Parkes, Press Association Sport - sportinglife.com

Michael Schumacher is backing Jenson Button to become Formula One world champion this year.

Button heads to Singapore this weekend with a 14-point cushion over Brawn GP team-mate Rubens Barrichello.

 

The veteran Brazilian led home the Briton in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza nine days ago to effectively see off the
challenge of Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.

 

Schumacher's German compatriot Vettel is 26 points adrift with four races remaining, with Australian Webber 28.5 points
down, and with Red Bull's woes compounded by engine failures recently.

Seven-times champion Schumacher believes Button has the title in his hands as he said: "Looking at the situation, I would
pretty much expect Jenson to win this title.

"It's very hard to take it away from him, particularly knowing the problems and reliability issues they have had at Red
Bull.

"It's going to be a challenge, but the points difference is usually too big."

Although Vettel might be out of the equation, he can be proud of his debut year at Red Bull after switching from sister
team Toro Rosso over the winter, winning two races.

Schumacher feels he can follow in his footsteps and be crowned on numerous occasions, although he believes the 21-year-
old should very much be allowed to be his own man.

"As I proved every two weeks in Formula One, he is showing his qualities now," added Schumacher.

"He has all the ingredients to do so (become a multiple world champion).

"But I never wanted to be compared to anybody else because I wanted to be myself, as he wants.

"Everybody should quite rightly respect that."

 

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