Surprise! Michael Schumacher Caught Speeding In Germany
Gets fine and points
Retired seven time Formula 1 world champion, Michael Schumacher, was caught and fined by German police for speeding near his home town of Karpen, Germany recently.
This latest incident follows a recent accident involving Michael in a Fiat van and a used car salesman in the UK, but this time Michael was driving an Audi A4 Cabriolet. The German police stopped Schumacher for driving 140 km/h in a 100 zone. Technically, Schumacher should have had his license suspended but instead received 3 points and a €75 fine.
Michael, who is a member of the Commission for Global Road Safety is quoted as saying, "I'm very sorry, this is something not in my character. Driving fast should only be done on a track."
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Comments
More like you have been caught red handed and you cant get out of it ...
I see that as the main point of the story; being rich and famous pays off.
So...?
...BUT if he causes an accident or injury, then that's different
After all dats the autobahn, a freeway, and he wasn't doing over over the limit. So what? Those who can't bear it should just spend their time in the Boom Boom car or take a defense driving lesson.









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