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Monday 19 July 2010 8:36 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 2:34 am

Schumacher ‘to vie for 2011 title’

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FORMULA ONE: Mercedes boss Norbert Haug insists Michael Schumacher is unruffled by his disappointing return to the track and will not walk away.

The German seven-time champion is well off the pace in the current title battle, prompting some experts to predict he will abort his comeback.

But Haug said: “Michael will concentrate for the rest of the year on achieving the absolute best results. Next year he will go for the title. He is still totally cool and relaxed, he wants success – and that impressed us all.”

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