Michael Schumacher suffered a life-threatening damage in a snowboarding incident.

There has been only a few updates on Formula One legend Michael Schumacher’s restoration after a snowboarding accident in French Alps almost 10 years in the past. His household has maintained strict privateness, protecting him away from public gaze since December 2013. But now, F1 journalist and Mr Schumacher’s pal, Roger Benoit, has given a uncommon replace on the German automotive racer’s well-being. In an interview with German information portal Blick, the 74-year-old gave a heart-breaking reply when requested concerning the situation of Mr Schumacher.

“There is only one answer to this question and that is what his son Mick gave in one of his rare interviews in 2022: ‘I would give anything to talk to dad’,” Sports illustrated quoted him as saying.

“This sentence says everything about how his father has been doing for over 3,500 days. A case without hope,” Mr Benoit additional mentioned.

The final replace was given by Mr Schumacher’s spouse Corinna throughout the Netflix documentary the place she mentioned, “I mean, everybody misses Michael, but Michael is here. Different, but he’s here and that gives us strength, I find.”

Johnny Herbert, British former F1 driver and one other pal of Mr Schumacher, mentioned there’s a big loss within the racing world.

“We have lost a megastar of our sport who gave so much enjoyment to a lot of people,” Mr Herbert mentioned, as per a Sky News report.

Mr Schumacher was snowboarding along with his then 14-year-old son Mick within the French Alps in December 2013 when he fell and hit his head on a rock, sustaining a severe head damage regardless of sporting a helmet.

He was rapidly airlifted to Grenoble University Hospital the place he was positioned in induced coma. Mr Schumacher’s household have remained extraordinarily personal since then and solely present followers with uncommon updates.