Michael is shamefull......

Michael Schumacher was left to lament what could have been after an early crash and subsequent penalty put him on the back foot in Britain.

Making the best of what we have.....

Although Michael Schumacher didn't achieve the third row grid slot he wanted in Spain, he is at least hoping to get some help on Sunday from his extra set of tyres.

Schumacher made it into the top-ten shoot-out for the second successive race weekend, however, was not able to better his previous high of P8.

Haug hopes Schumi will have fun in Barcelona

Michael Schumacher might feel it's all doom and gloom at the moment, but Mercedes-Benz motorsport boss Norbert Haug is convinced the German will soon have "fun" again.

Speculation is rife that the seven-time World Champion could quit the sport before his three-year deal runs out with Mercedes at the end of 2012 after he admitted the "big joy is not there right now".

Schumi must be asking himself questions...!!!

David Coulthard reckons Michael Schumacher has reached "the moment" when he realises he's no longer enjoying F1 racing.

With rumours circulating that Mercedes GP are lining up Paul di Resta to replace Schumacher at the end of this season, the German finished a disappointing P12 in Sunday's Turkish GP.

Lewis: It's like Schumi all over again

Lewis Hamilton has likened Sebastian Vettel's reign of dominance to the Michael Schumacher glory days.

Defending World Champion Vettel has opened a 34-point gap at the top of the Drivers' Championship after carrying his excellent form from the backend of 2010 over to this campaign. He has started all four grands prix this year in pole position and ended up victorious in three of the races.

Herbert: Schumacher likely to quit in this season

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert admits he would be surprised if Michael Schumacher is back on the grid next season.

Speculation about Schumacher's future as a Mercedes GP has gone into overdrive after the German admitted at the Turkish Grand Prix that he's not really enjoying racing right now.

More i pushed, More it went wrong.....Schumi says

Despite finally making it into the top-ten shoot-out in Turkey, Michael Schumacher was not happy with his P8 on the Istanbul grid.

Schumacher has struggled this season in qualifying, failing to get the best out of his Mercedes W02.
However, the team turned a corner in China and followed that up with a strong showing in this weekend's Turkish practice session.
Schumacher, in fact, finished Saturday's final session with the second fastest time, just 0.001s behind Sebastian Vettel.
But the German failed to turn that pace into a solid grid slot despite making it into the top-ten shoot-out for the first time this season.
"I'm not happy at all, being so far off, that's a bit unusual," he told the BBC. "It didn't really work out at all. The grip for whatever reason wasn't there compared to what I had this morning.
"I struggled already in Q2. The track certainly was better than it was this morning, but we couldn't reproduce what we did this morning. So, we need to understand what's going on.
"The more I pushed, the more things went wrong, and in the end there was no grip left."