It’s one of motorsport’s best-kept mysteries and for more than nine years now, virtually no one knows the state of health of Michael Schumacher . The former glory of Formula 1, 7 times world champion, left an indelible mark on his sport and still today he is considered by many to be the best driver of all time. Unfortunately, after an incredible career, he was the victim of a terrible accident during a skiing holiday near Méribel. The German champion hits a rock and falls on his skull. After several months in intensive care, he can return home to Switzerland.
At 53 years old today, the man nicknamed the Red Baron has not made a public appearance for more than nine years and apart from a few relatives, such as the former director of Scuderia Ferrari Jean Todt, very few many people know about his condition. His wife Corinna continues to care for him at their home in Gland, Switzerland and recently traveled to Germany for a beautiful tribute to her husband. Having become an idol of Italian Ferrari fans, Michael Schumacher continues to fascinate on the other side of the Alps and the journalist Giorgio Terruzzi, who writes for the Corriere della Serajust did some revelations particularly difficult to hear on the Formula 1 champion.
In the silence of this room, a tear runs down her thin face at a known sound
“Schumi cries. And sometimes mysteriously. He cries when he hears his children, his wife’s voice, his dogs. In the silence of this room, a tear runs down her thin face at a known sound”, reveals the Italian journalist in his article. According to his information, the father of Mick Schumacher would therefore continue to feel things despite his visibly degraded state of health. “There is life, locked in a drop – there is the strength of a man who moves and moves each of us. We have his tears, his senses exposed”concludes our colleague.
Still waiting to see him publicly one day, fans of Michael Schumacher have nevertheless just had some information on his state of health and even if they are not really reassuring, the hope of an improvement is always very present. .