Michael Schumacher “is without being”. This is confirmed by Eddie Jordan, first head of the kaiser in Formula 1, in statements on OLBG.
The Irishman, with whom the Teutonic also achieved his first triumph in the Great Circus, has updated the status of the seven-time world champion when the something more than nine years from the skiing accident that nearly ended his life.
One that happened in 2013, at the end of the year, when the German was skiing with his son Mick in the Alps.
The pilot suffered a severe head injury, and from that moment the information about his condition is rather scant.
It comes to us from ex-colleagues and ex-bosses, as is the case here. And they are not exactly flattering, attending to “is without being” from Eddie Jordan to the aforementioned medium.
In addition, the Irishman spoke about Mick, Michael’s son, who is currently He is a reserve driver for Mercedes. after passing through Haas, where he competed as a starter in 2021 and 2022.
“It can’t be easy to know that your father cannot be part of your family”, says Jordan.
Schumacher competed for 19 seasons in F1, winning seven World Cups. He won two at Benetton, and five at Ferrari.
It is, along with Lewis Hamilton, the most successful pilot at title level of the entire history of Formula 1.
