He needs a teamate that knows his way around the track better than he does so that he can nick the settings off him and then concentrate on driving while the teamate deals with the fall-out, that's IMHO. Jackie Stewart, on the other hand, thinks he needs a coach. 

http://www.f1complete.com/content/view/8513/900/

Hot on the heels of his testing return where he set fast lap, Michael arrives in Brazil and takes the spoils against the likes of Massa, Di Grassi, Piquet Jr., Barrichello (that was a given), and a few other hotshoes, as well.  Talk about freaky...more at

http://batanga.sportsya.com/english/news.php/Michael_Schumacher_Felipe_Massa_Rubens_Barrichello_Nelsinho_Piquet_go_kart.html?id_estruc=283&id=164556

Everybody does, even me -- it is a top ride.  I think without Alonso Mclaren will be unreliable again. It is the revelation of 2008 and a Ferrari driver will be world champ.  Whatever happens, let's check backin a year and see, meanwhile good luck to you Pedro.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/motorSportsNews/idUKL0785537920071107

Great article by Peter Windsor, once again highlighting the superiority of the go-kart racer and in specifically Lewis' interesting and unique approach to Formula 1 racing.  Somewaht reminicient of the the late Ayrton Senna, see my previous post.  p.s. shame on TSN for such crummy coverage.

http://ca.askmen.com/cars/news_150/158_news.html  

Excellent Q&A with Kimi, from autosport.com - which is such an awesome magazine too.  Forza Iceman....

 http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/58674

Vodafone is so cool, this site site rocks!  If vodafone was in Canada, I'd switch in a heartbeat.

http://www.vodafone-racing.com

Excellent video and photosite, featuring the best driver ever.

http://www.karting1.co.uk/senna-kart/