Racing LR Eau de Parfum

Nothing against Formula 1. I have eagerly followed it since my childhood days.
Nothing against Michael Schumacher. He has done a lot for the king class of motorsport - not just from a German perspective.
And nothing against LR. They have at least shown me with one fragrance that they can do a little something.

But what has been committed here once again is a contribution to the world championship of tastelessness.

First of all, you can confidently throw the information about the fragrance pyramid in the trash. Maybe LR scraped its ingredients from the container at a waste material recycler, but "naturally" nothing smells here. Orange? Amber? Woods? Not a chance!
This World Champion smells dull and synthetic - everything but what you would like to have on your skin. The only thing that comes across as somewhat authentic is the underlying note of old racing driver's socks after a Formula 1 weekend, including pre-training.
The very start of this abomination hurts my olfactory bulb. One should actually be warned by that.

However, I could imagine that Michael Schumacher mixed this product into his tank so that his exhaust fumes would stun all the competitors behind him. But I would rather believe that driving skill was the foundation of his successes and that he did not have to resort to such unfair means from LR.

But: if this is supposed to be the scent of the World Champion, how bad must the one from the vice-world champion be? Or from the last place?

No - unfortunately, Michael Schumacher has braked himself in the naming of this. Such a crude maneuver over the taste buds - even if they belong to the fans - is not worthy of a world champion.