At that time, Schumacher was so dazzling that he seemed to look down on everything. The small boasts from Odetto and Chen Xiangbei couldn't even be considered minor in front of him.
In the first seven races before '94, Schumacher directly won six championships and one runner-up. His strongest competitor, the "God of Racing" Senna, unfortunately passed away. The only driver in the paddock qualified to compete for the world championship was Senna's teammate, Damon Hill.
Schumacher, to humiliate his opponents and showcase his strength and dominance, pulled off a massive stunt during the warm-up lap, almost inciting an uproar among tens of thousands of spectators at the British home race.
Even after FIA ruled that he violated regulations, Schumacher brazenly played the "lawless outlaw," announcing through TR that he refused to accept the penalty.
They had seen arrogance, but the FIA had never seen such arrogance!
