168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher now is protected from the public view after a skiing a𓆉ccident, nౠearly a decade ago, left him in a coma.

The F1 legend remains at his family home in Switzerl🐟and where updates about his health condition are kept to a minimum to protect his dignity.

Ex-F1 team owner Jordan told the he hoped to one day see his friend recover: “Do you know that would be an absolute miracle but it﷽ would also be a dream. 

“Nonetheless you ha𒉰ve to be realistic and there are people in sc♓ience and people in medicine who are making the most unbelievable [progress].

"Medicine is improving. I cannot tell you what the answer to Michaelꦇ Schumacher is but it’s a very, very long time, getting o🐽n nearly 10 years now, that he’s been in the position that he’s in at the moment.

"So from a person whose knowledge of me🅰dicine is a normal person's knowledge i🧜t's difficult to see it. 

“I would hope beyond hope that it could happen and think wh🤡ile there’s hope and belief in the world then anything is possible.”

Joran, the founder of thജe Jordan F1 team, gave a young Schumacher his big break in F1 at♔ the 1991 Belgian Grand Prix.

The German driver would go on to claim a record seven F1 champio🌠n𒐪ships which Lewis Hamilton would later match.

Schumacher enjoyed an iconic heyday at Fer🦩rari before making a comeback at Mercedes, where he lay much of the groundwork for Hamilton’s later success.