F1 hero Michael Schumacher’s race-suit from 2006 British Grand Prix expected to go for $25,000 at auction

 

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A race-suit worn by seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is expected to raise more than $25,000 when it goes up for auction later this month.

The red and white Ferrari suit was worn by the racing legend at the 2006 British Grand Prix and features ‘M. Schumacher’ embroidered to the self-belt.

The suit features a host of sponsors along with authentic Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) accreditation on the back of the collar.

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Schumacher finished third in the 2006 race, behind Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso.

The auction, which will be held on July 31, also features a race-suit worn by Alonso in the 2008 Japanese Grand Prix.

 

 

Michael Schumacher is SUED for ‘causing motorbike crash’ in Spain before his ski accident – despite still being in a coma

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A Spanish biker has filed a formal complaint over a traffic accident involving Michael Schumacher weeks before the F1 star’s horror ski crash.

Schumacher is accused of knocking the motorcyclist off his bike after failing to give way at a roundabout in Bormujos near Seville.

The unnamed Spaniard is claiming compensation for the broken wrist he suffered and damage to a watch, his clothes and his motorbike in the accident on November 17 last year.

A trial will only take place if insurers contest the claim and the 45-year-old German would not be obliged to attend.

Police have said in their accident report the seven-time F1 champion, who was on a private visit to Spain, failed to respect his alleged victim’s right of way.

Schumacher’s manager Sabine Kehm has said Michael is making progress.

 

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Michael Schumacher’s agent says there are ‘small, encouraging signs’ in his condition, 11 weeks after ski crash left him in a coma

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Michael Schumacher is showing ‘small, encouraging signs’ following his skiing accident and his family remains confident he will ‘pull through and will wake up’.

 

The update comes with the new F1 season just around the corner, and with speculation growing about Schumacher’s condition given he has now spent almost 11 weeks in a coma.

 

It follows a series of reports that the former world champion racing driver’s condition was worsening after his low speed ski crash in the French Alps.

 

Schumacher has been in an artificial coma since December 29. But doctors say most artificial comas last for a period of two to three weeks.

 

Schumacher remains in a waking-up process at the University of Grenoble hospital in France.

 

 

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