Schumacher Could Be Axed From The GPDA


By Dale Calkins
May 29 2006

Michael Schumacher could be removed as a Grand Prix Drivers' Association Director after his apparent cheating during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix. Apparently 17 drivers want Schumacher to be stripped of his status in the organization.

Michael Schumacher could be removed as a Grand Prix Drivers' Association Director after his apparent cheating during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix. Apparently 17 drivers want Schumacher to be stripped of his status in the organization.

Schumacher Could Be Axed From The GPDA

Dale Calkins

Michael Schumacher could be removed as a Grand Prix Drivers' Association Director after his apparent cheating during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix. Apparently 17 drivers want Schumacher to be stripped of his status in the organization after an informal petition. Schumacher was spotted on several different times throughout the weekend, talking to fellow GPDA Director David Coulthard and the Scot had this to say about the rumours of Schumacher's removal from the organizarion:

"It is rumours rather than fact. The main role of the GPDA is for driver and track safety and not to be involved in political issues.

Michael is one of the most active members on track safety in the GPDA so you have to separate the two things."

May 29, 2006

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