Michael Schumacher's Condition is 'Not Good' Says Former Ferrari President
It appears that Michael Schumacher’s condition isn’t improving.
Over two years since his skiing accident, little news has come of Schumacher’s condition ever since he went home to Switzerland. It is believed that he is still receiving intensive treatment at home, after suffering severe head injuries while skiing in France in December 2013.
Former Ferrari president and Michael Schumacher’s previous boss, Luca di Montezemolo, recently told reporters, “I have news and unfortunately it is not good.” He refused to elaborate beyond that and Schumacher’s official spokesperson Sabine Kehm has declined to comment.
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The seven-time world champion worked with Di Montezemolo, driving for Ferrari in Formula 1. “Life is strange,” Di Montezemolo added. “He was a fantastic driver and only had one accident with Ferrari in 1999.”
Last November, FIA president Jean Todt said that Schumacher was “still fighting,” nearly two years after his accident.
[Source: BBC]
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