168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher now lives in Switzerland and has been away from the public e𝄹ye since December 2013 when a skiing accident left him in a c🦄oma.

His family, including son Mick who is in his second F1 season with Haas, keep a dignified 🐷silence over his ♚health.

"I'm happy that the fans, not only in Germany, think of him so much,” Todt, the former team principal at Ferrari when Schumacher was their driver, told Bild.

"People ask so much about Michael. The fans should k🐼now that he is in the best of hands.

"In the best situationꦚ he can be and💮 surrounded by people who love him.

“As long as I am in this wor𒁏ld, I will always visit h📖im.

"Sometimes we see each o🌟ther three 🔜times a week, sometimes not for a whole month.

"They are my friends and we are in consta꧅nt contact. Whatever I can do for the Schumacher family, I'll do it."

Eddie♛ Jordan, who gave Schumacher his F1 debut, recently told the Irish Daily Mirror: “I reached out and at one stage asked was it appropriate and did I think we should go and visit him?

“The answer w๊as no. No visitations for anyone at that moment 🦋except the actual direct family.

“However, since then, young Mick Schumacher - Michael's son - has rea⛄ched out to me♍, and he has been extraordinary.”

Michael Schumacher holds the joint-highest amount of F1 championships with seven alongside Lewis Hamilton, who was denied an eighth at 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Abu Dhabi and must now wait until the168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: F1 2023 season to take the record outright.

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