Michael Schumacher: The big day of the comeback! Fans cried for happiness
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Michael Schumacher fans would love to see their great icon in public again.
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Fans of Michael sSchumacher for their great motorsport hero. On December 29, 2013, the seven-time Formula 1 world champion fell while skiing and suffered a traumatic brain injury.
The news situation was very diffuse at the time. Nobody really knew how it was Michael sSchumacher really went. After several months in the Grenoble hospital, there was finally certainty that the racing icon was a little better. Schumi was able to return to his family in Switzerland.
Michael Schumacher – fans cried for happiness
Since then Michael Schumacher has been fighting in medical rehabilitation for his return to a normal life. His fans eagerly await a sign from the 50-year-old. But the family keeps information about their health strictly under lock and key.
Therefore, the fans often only have good memories of the past. On December 23, Michael Schumacher’s fans will have a very special memory. Because exactly ten years ago Schumi announced his Formula 1 comeback.
It was December 23, 2009 when Michael Schumacher gave his fans an early gift. The seven-time champion had resigned from the premier class three years earlier. In 2009, Schumi sensationally announced the day before Christmas Eve that he would return.
The fans were crazy at the time. Back then, tears of happiness flowed among many German Formula 1 fans. Her hero would finally return to the big stage.
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Michael Schumacher back in Formula 1
In the following three years Michael Schumacher started for Mercedes. However, Schumi could not build on his successful time at Ferrari.
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This is Michael Schumacher:
- he was born on January 3, 1969 in Hürth
- After strong performances in Formula 3, Michael Schumacher made the leap into Formula 1 in 1991, where he initially drove for the Jordan racing team for a year.
- Then he moved to Benetton, where he won his first two world titles in 1994 and 1995.
- He then switched to Ferrari. There he initially had to give in to the McLaren. Between 2000 and 2004, he was the measure of all things in Formula 1 when he celebrated five World Cup titles in a row.
- He announced his retirement in 2006, but returned in 2010. He drove for Mercedes for three seasons.
- On December 29, 2013, Michael Schumacher fell while skiing in the French Alps and bumped his head against a rock. He suffered a traumatic brain injury and was then in a coma.
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With the Scuderia he was world champion five times in a row between 2000 and 2004. During this time Michael Schumacher was the measure of all things in the premier class. He broke many records. His seven World Cup titles have never been matched.
At Mercedes, Michael Schumacher lost to his teammate Nico Rosberg in each of his three years and ended the three seasons in 9th, 8th and 13th place. (DHE)
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