Michael Schumacher

The Benetton B193b and the B193c were both driven at some point by Michael Schumacher and Riccardo Patrese. The B193c was the car Schumacher drove more often ...

It's being disassembled, however, allowed Ottavianelli to show Smith some of its inner workings—and it's fascinating to see. Ottavianelli was on a laptop while his son used the external starter motor, given that F1 engines lack the internal starters production cars have. Ottavianelli has owned the B193b for 18 years but it isn't just an ornament. Whereas Schumacher only qualified in the B193b. [The Late Brake Show](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2kIKkQuBQs), host Johnny Smith was allowed inside Ottavianelli's garage, which he built himself, and houses the Benetton F1 cars. And not just any F1 cars, but [Michael Schumacher's ](https://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/25779/michael-schumachers-50th-birthday-celebrated-with-launch-of-digital-museum-app)old F1 cars.