Many fans remain clueless about the latest health condition of Michael Schumacher. The Formula 1 legend’s family has been keeping details about his health under wraps for years. Recently, new reports claimed that the German racer would be transported to Texas for advanced treatment.
The Sun reported that Michael Schumacher might be flown to their cattle ranch in the Lone Star State from his family home near Lake Geneva in Switzerland. The athlete’s wife, Corinna, reportedly decided to try a new kind of treatment for her husband, who has been bed-ridden since 2013. The news came after the Halver native met the brain injury specialist, Dr. Mark Meeks.
The publication claimed Dr. Meeks could bring new hope for Michael Schumacher. The specialist even told Expressen that he could help alleviate the present health condition because of his extensive experience in handling trauma patients. “There is probably no clinic in Europe that handles as many cases as we do,” he went on.
For starters, Michael Schumacher suffered a severe head injury after hitting his head on a rock in the French Alps in 2013. The German racing driver was left in a coma following the life-threatening accident. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion underwent two operations and left Grenoble Hospital in 2014.
No other details about the alleged transfer have been made public yet. Corinna has yet to confirm or deny these reports. Hence, avid followers of Michael Schumacher should take these reports lightly until everything is proven true and correct.
Michael celebrates after winning the United States Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 28/9/2003. #TeamMichael #KeepFighting pic.twitter.com/s8fcJ6caCW
— Michael Schumacher (@schumacher) September 28, 2017
Meanwhile, Express reports that the historic Formula 1 Ferrari vehicle of Michael Schumacher is currently up for sale at auction . Now, Sotheby’s revealed that it would offer the German racer’s title-winning car at its upcoming auction event on Nov. 16 in New York City.
Michael during qualifying at the U.S. Grand Prix on 23/9/2000 at which he secured the pole position. #TeamMichael #KeepFighting pic.twitter.com/m4338FQqHy
— Michael Schumacher (@schumacher) September 24, 2017
Using the Ferrari F2001, Schumacher was able to win his fifth Monaco F1 Grand Prix in 2001. Michael Schumacher also drove the car when he won his fourth title at Hungarian Grand Prix. Tagged as the “most significant and valuable competition car in any collection worldwide,” the F2001 could fetch over 3 million euros.
Michael rides a bicycle on the track in Singapore on 20/9/2012 in preparation for the @F1 Grand Prix. #TeamMichael #KeepFighting pic.twitter.com/iFcvvGsn12
— Michael Schumacher (@schumacher) September 20, 2017
Stay tuned for the latest news and updates about the health of Michael Schumacher!
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