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Sir
Frank Williams has refused to entertain speculation
about who will replace Juan Pablo Montoya at a new-look
BMW-Williams in 2005.
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Through
a spokesman, the knighted team owner offered 'no comment'
to this week's news that in 2005, his racing Colombian
will drive a McLaren.
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The
Briton has previously explained that only one man
comes close to matching the track-talents of reigning
world champion Michael Schumacher.
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And
that man is a 28-year-old racer from Bogota, the McLaren-defector.
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Failing
Michael, then, Williams - in 1999 - hired Schumacher's
younger brother, Ralf, who still drives a blue and
white, Grove-built racer.
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But
Williams still wants to see Schu Senior steer a FW-designated
car.
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'I
would still like to have Michael as a Williams driver
some time in the future,' he said. 'It's an ambition,
not a dream.'
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His
hunch, however, is that Michael will step out of Ferrari
and into obscurity.
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Williams
said: 'I have come to the conclusion that Schumacher
is the best motor racing driver there has ever been.
He is the complete package.'
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