It has now been 10 years since Michael Schumacher suffered a skiing accident that left him in a coma, and few details continue to emerge. His brother Ralf doesn’t know anymore either, although he would like to get more involved.
A few people, members of the immediate family and very close friends of the seven-time Formula 1 world champion, were included in the very narrow circle that “Schumis” imposed on Ms. Corinna.
Ralf, who is also a former racing driver, continues to be involved in the world of motorsports as a commentator for the Sky channel in Germany. He recently commented on the situation in an interview with Bunte magazine.
“All I can say is that sometimes life isn’t fair. But the world needs to know how to accept it,” explained the 48-year-old, the youngest in the family.
“When I see his children, my heart smiles. If anyone in the family asks me for advice, I’m here. But they go their own way in the world,” Ralf added.
Michael Schumacher’s son Mick also played two seasons in Formula 1 for the Haas team. Without a bike for the 2023 season, he acts as a reserve and development driver for Mercedes.
The “Kaiser” suffered serious injuries during a descent into the French Alps. He was placed in an induced coma for 250 days and then brought home. Since then, his condition has remained a mystery to most.