Since December 2013 Michael Schumacher suffered a serious skiing accident that would change his life forever, the status of the 7-time F1 world champion is unknown. Corinna Schumacher, his wife has always managed to keep secret everything related to his wife’s current life and what little is known about Michael is what can be read between the lines in the statements of his former boss, Jean Todt , who visited him regularly, or because of the statements made by the family in the documentary made in German last year in Netflix.
“Since the accident, the experiences, the moments that are so typical in a family, are gone. Not at all like before. And I think it’s very unfair,” Mick pointed out in that film, making sure that “my father and I understand each other differently now.” there’s a lot to talk about, And that’s what I keep saying thinking. I was thinking how great that would be, that it would be. I would give anything to have that.” Those words say a lot, but there has been no official clarification about his status. These are all rumors and conclusions drawn through words or actions. Like the ones left by Michael’s wife recently as a tribute to the ex. Ferrari driver.
Corinna’s emotions when receiving the award
Michael Schumacher received an award from his home state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) last week, which his wife collected in Cologne.
“Today we honor a man who not only stands out for his sporting achievements. But, above all, we pay tribute to Michael Schumacher beyond the races and in the spotlight,” said Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hendrik Wüst. But in that act he highlighted how difficult it is Corinna, who couldn’t hold back her tears at first. Her daughter Gina, who came to accompany her, had to console her mother.
The words of the former FIA president, his great friend and former boss at Ferrari Jean Todt: “I am proud to call Michael ‘friend’ and have a very close friendship with his family. Thanks to his successes and achievements, he has gone from modest circumstances to become a true citizen of the world, working closely with people from the world is everywhere. many different cultures. But he never forgot where his roots were, about 30 kilometers from here, and he always stayed on the ground,” Todt said.
“We miss him here, and not just on days like today,” Jean concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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