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Schumacher predicts more misery

Michael Schumacher has told Ferrari fans to brace for more misery in the final stint of season 2005. "I am a realist, plain and simple," said the German, who - for the first time since 1999 - will reach the grand prix season finale next month without the drivers' world championship in the bag.

Schumacher is not very optimistic. The seven time champion told his website: "I can't think of anything that would cause us to suddenly improve drastically."

"And, anyway, Ferrari must work at its own pace, not be led by the 'crisis' news headlines, he said. "It's all about long-term thinking," Michael continued. "We can't let outside distractions put us in a hectic mood."

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