Formula One legend Michael Schumacher drove this Ferrari F2001 to two of the three wins that helped him claim the 2001 Formula One world driver’s championship, and now it’s set another milestone. Its sale price of $7.5 million makes this the most expensive modern-era F1 car ever, according to Sotheby’s.
Most details of seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher’s life and health have been understandably off limits for the last few years, but that isn’t the case for one of his former race cars. A Ferrari that helped Schumacher to win the 2001 title will be auctioned as “contemporary art” next month.
Despite repeated requests for privacy, a photo of seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher lying in his hospital bed following his brain injury was offered to several publications for $1.04 million, reports Motorsport-Magazin. Schumacher sustained severe head injuries in a 2013 skiing accident that…
Those close to seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher will continue to keep his health a private matter, according to reports. The latest report on Schumacher, who sustained severe head injuries in a skiing accident in late 2013, was that he still could not walk or stand after nearly three years.
Seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher still can’t stand up or walk on his own after a December 2013 skiing accident left him with a cerebral hemorrhage, reports The Telegraph. Schumacher’s condition was disclosed in court proceedings for an invasion of privacy lawsuit filed by the Schumacher family.
Michael Schumacher is now a Formula One legend, having smashed numerous records for wins, championships and pole positions. But back in 1991, he was still just a relatively new but impressive driver. It was laps like this opening lap at the Spanish Grand Prix that help catapult Schumacher on to greatness.
Today is Michael Schumacher's 46th birthday. It has to be a better birthday than last year for the seven-time Formula One world champion and his family; he spent that one still in a coma in the wake of his terrible winter skiing accident. As he recovers, let's pause to remember one of the greatest moments of his…
Nine months after suffering severe head injuries in a skiing accident, seven time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher is finally returning home. But he still has a long road to recovery.
An unnamed man who was arrested by Swiss authorities on suspicion of stealing confidential medical information about Michael Schumacher was found dead in his jail cell earlier today, according to the BBC. The man was a manager at Rega, a Swiss air ambulance service.
The latest report about Michael Schumacher's recovery has the seven-time F1 champ communicating with his family by blinking, and possibly returning home this summer where he may be capable of using a mouth-controlled wheelchair.
Since Michael Schumacher's skiing accident just after Christmas last year, the Formula One champion's family has received a massive outpouring of support and love from fans and the racing community. As Schumacher begins rehabilitation, his wife Corinna took a moment to say thanks.
The world has been cheering for Michael Schumacher to wake from the coma he's been in since his December skiing accident, but that hasn't stopped some unscrupulous people from taking advantage of the situation. News reports say Schumacher's medical records have been stolen and put up for sale.
The last bit of news regarding Michael Schumacher’s skiing accident was slightly positive, and now we have definitely good news from his family’s spokesperson: “He is not in a coma anymore.”
F1 is going back to Austria not this weekend but the one after. And here is the last, manic pole lap. Michael Schumacher, V10, and asyou can see in the screenshot above, lots of squirrely oversteer.
There is a rumor that Michael Schumacher has woken up from his coma. This has not been publicly confirmed by his manager Sabine Kehm. If true, it's great news, but only believe official reports from his family and management team, not rumors.
In the weeks before his terrible skiing accident, Michael Schumacher was reportedly in Spain, and while there he allegedly didn't give the right of way in a roundabout, causing an accident with the motorcycle. That motorcyclist is now suing Schumacher for damages.
Michael Schumacher has been in the hospital for the last few months after a horrific skiing accident left him in a coma. We've received a few positive updates recently, but once he leaves the hospital, it's his family's intention to stop all press. And it's the right thing to do.
Well today is a superb day.
The BBC reports that according to his manager, F1 champion Michael Schumacher is showing "moments of consciousness" after being in a coma since December 29.
So now the Telegraph is reporting that the doctors caring for Michael have told his family that "only a miracle can save him." This is not how doctors behave or talk to a patient's family. Here's why.
