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Michael Schumacher

Rare Card — Rivals: Crimson Series — #156

About Michael Schumacher

German racing driver (b. 1969) who competed in Formula One from 1991-2006 and 2010-2012. Schumacher holds a record-setting seven F1 World Drivers' Championship titles, 91 wins, 68 pole positions, 155 podium finishes, and 77 fastest laps. He began kart racing at age four, winning the European Championship in 1987 before dominating Formula König and German F3. He debuted in F1 with Jordan in 1991, securing his first championship in 1994 with Benetton.

Michael Schumacher is a Rare trading card in the Rivals: Crimson series on WikiTCG. This card is based on the Wikipedia article about Michael Schumacher, which has 222,145 pageviews and is available in 144 languages. 614 players have collected this card.

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Image: Original: Aécio Neves – Wellington Pedro/Imprensa MG / Derivative work: F1fans, FMSky -- CC BY 2.0

Michael Schumacher

Rare Rivals: Crimson #156

German racing driver (b. 1969) who competed in Formula One from 1991-2006 and 2010-2012. Schumacher holds a record-setting seven F1 World Drivers' Championship titles, 91 wins, 68 pole positions, 155 podium finishes, and 77 fastest laps. He began kart racing at age four, winning the European Championship in 1987 before dominating Formula König and German F3. He debuted in F1 with Jordan in 1991, securing his first championship in 1994 with Benetton.

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4 Power
8 HP
3 Cost
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Image by Original: Aécio Neves – Wellington Pedro/Imprensa MG / Derivative work: F1fans, FMSky -- CC BY 2.0

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