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When F1 Bernie Ecclestone perhaps delivered the most uplifting update on Micheal Schumacher
When F1 Bernie Ecclestone perhaps delivered the most uplifting update on Micheal Schumacher
it was confirmed that Michael was brought when F1 Bernie Ecclestone perhaps delivered the most uplifting update on Micheal Schumacher out of the medically-induced coma by June 2014, less than a year after the accident took place on December 29th, 2013.
He crashed and hit his head on a rock while skiing with his son Mick on the slopes above Méribel in the French Alps. Despite wearing a helmet he suffered a severe head injury, but it was the helmet that ultimately saved his life.
Michael was swiftly airlifted to Grenoble Hospital and underwent surgeries, subsequently placed in a coma while experiencing the afflictions of “traumatic brain injury”.
After being brought out of the coma he was allowed to return to his Switzerland home, where it was reported that he remained in a wheelchair under the care of his family.
The documentary sheds new light on the recovery process, as for many years the family has wished for the media to respect his privacy and allow him crucial time to focus on rehabilitation.
When F1 Bernie Ecclestone perhaps delivered the most uplifting update on Micheal Schumacher
His wife Corinna and their children – Gina and Mick – are interviewed and their insight into Michael’s health is sure to be a godsend to fans who never stopped holding out hope for the racing legend’s recovery.
THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Looking back on the years since the accident, it’s worth shining a light on some of the important milestones and updates, chronicling from 2013 up until the present.
As noted by The Sun, Sabine Kehm – Michael’s manager – said that he was making “progress” upon coming out of the coma, but was nevertheless approaching a “long difficult fight”. This is also when the family established they would not be relaying updates to curious fans.
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The same year, a former racer and friend of Michael’s, Philippe Streiff, explained that he was unable to speak and paralyzed.
In May 2015, his manager issued an update via a video message, saying that he has continued to improve but there’s still a long way to go. Flashforward to September 2016 and it’s suggested that Michael is still unable to walk.
Again, in August 2018 it was reported in a French magazine called Paris March that he is still in a wheelchair. However, in July 2019, his followers were treated to an update of hope after hearing F1 boss Jean Todt claim that Michael is making “good progress”, and that they had watched races together.
SCHUMACHER. Out on Netflix now♥️ #keepfighting pic.twitter.com/zvfLkfw6Hc
— Mick Schumacher (@SchumacherMick) September 15, 2021
Le Parisien then reported in September 2019 that he had been admitted to Hôpital Européen Georges-Pompidou in Paris, where he would undergo stem cell treatment. Almost a year later, his son Mick penned a touching open letter in which he explained how much of an inspiration his father has been.
For years the efforts of doctors and the family continued, and in August 2021 F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone perhaps delivered the most uplifting update yet, suggesting that Michael may be able to address questions and concerns from the public himself one day: “He is not with us at the moment. But when he gets better, he’ll answer all the questions.
Most recently, in September 2021 before the documentary premiered on Netflix, his wife commented that “everybody misses Michael, but Michael is here – different, but here. He still shows me how strong he is every day.”
Schumacher is now streaming on Netflix.
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Can this be the road to marriage?. Lewis Hamilton drops a like on Camila Cabello being the world’s best ex-girlfriend
Can this be the road to marriage?. Lewis Hamilton drops a like on Camila Cabello being the world’s best ex-girlfriend
After spending a fun day at the tracks of Miami, Camila Cabello dropped a photo and video dump on her Instagram from her day on the circuit. The first picture that she uploaded is one of her blowing a kiss wearing a teeshirt that reads, “World’s best ex-girlfriend.” The pop star called it quits with her boyfriend back in 2021 and while they got back together in 2023 for a brief period, things did not work out for them.
The second picture is one of her wearing the same clothes in a different pose, and the third post in the carousel is a video of her singing at the Miami Grand Prix Day 2. The rest of the carousel is full of pictures of her from the time she was in Miami on Saturday.
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Camila Cabello’s post has received a lot of attention online with the post having more than a million likes in just one day. Among the people to like the post is none other than the 7-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton and this is starting to create a buzz online.
Other Celebrities to react to Camila Cabello’s post
While Lewis Hamilton dropped a simple like on the post, there were other popular figures who had something to share about the post. Among the celebrities was Lil Nas X, a pop star and rapper who has taken off by winning millions of hearts with his edge music style. He commented on the post saying, “U so bad shawty.”
Another artist that took to the comments section was EDM DJ and Producer, Diplo who simply complimented Cabello by saying the word “Hottest” with a fire emoji. Other celebrities to comment on the post included Tate McRae who commented, “u are so hot” and Greeicy who said, “TALENTOSAAAA.” Making things interesting, MTV LA’s official Instagram page also commented on the post saying, “i luv it.”
That being said, Camila Cabello received a lot of attention during the Miami Grand Prix, and along with the carousel, she also made an Instagram reel with the famous child yelling Leclerc audio to add to the F1 trend.
What do you think of having such high-profile fans in the audience at Grand Prix weekends? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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This is Huge $300M-worth: Dale Earnhardt Jr receives back priceless piece of dad’s legacy from his former pit crew member
This is Huge $300M-worth: Dale Earnhardt Jr receives back priceless piece of dad’s legacy from his former pit crew member
Dale Earnhardt Jr. was presented with a heartwarming gift, symbolic of his father’s legacy, from Danny “Chocolate” Myers and Kirk Shelmerdine in the latest episode of Dale Jr Download. Chocolate Myers worked as a fueler for the #3 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet team.
He was an integral part of the pit crew during all of Dale Earnhardt Sr’s six championship triumphs with RCR. Kirk Shelmerdine served as the crew chief of the #3 Chevy team from 1984
to 1992. In a recent episode of Dale Jr. Download, Myers presented Dale Earnhardt Jr, worth $300 million (via Celebrity Net Worth), his father’s iconic goggles as a gift.
Myers fondly reminisced how he would retrieve the goggles from the #3 Chevy every week after the race
“I got ready to come down here and I looked around and I’m going – I’ve got a couple of things right. And remember I was the guy that when we came back from the race track, went out put the car on the lift, started to get it clean and your dad would always take these off and leave them hanging on the mirror and I would always reach in and grab them. These are a pair of your dad’s goggles,” Myers said.
The former ‘Flying Aces’ RCR pit crew member further mentioned that these particular goggles were from a Daytona Duel win, which he inscribed on the strap. However, he later confessed that he forgot to
mention the year:
“I wrote on the strap when I took them out of the car ‘Winner Daytona 125’. Now unfortunately, when I wrote that on there I didn’t put what year. So these could be [from any year]… cause we won it
ten years straight man and nobody’s ever going to do that. So I wanted to give you those to hang on the wall.”
Dale Earnhardt Sr. won 10 straight duel races between 1990-99 and won 34 races at the Daytona International Speedway, including the 1998 Daytona 500 victory
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This is Bad: Kevin Harvick Exposed What NASCAR is Making Chase Elliott Going Through
Chase Elliott is the last remaining representative of illustrious lineages in the world of NASCAR. Throughout the sport’s history, there have been numerous superstar drivers who come from legendary racing families, such as the Petty, Earnhardt, Wallace, and Allison families. However, over time, this trend has diminished, leaving only Hendrick Motorsports as the last stronghold of these great lineages.
While being born into a family of drivers may grant certain advantages and access, it also comes with a tremendous burden. These drivers must constantly strive to live up to the legacy and achievements of their predecessors. Chase Elliott, in particular, faces the daunting task of matching the exceptional performance achieved by his father, a former champion. For others, this bar may seem unattainable.
During a recent episode of the Happy Hour podcast with Chase Elliott, the 2014 Cup champion discussed the immense pressure that drivers like Elliott and Dale Jr. face. He expressed that this pressure is unwarranted and something these drivers cannot escape.
In the same podcast, Chase Elliott shared that his passion for racing stems from the competitive nature of the sport. He emphasized that this motivation has been a constant force in his life since childhood.
As the driver of the #9 car for Hendrick Motorsports, Elliott has already emerged from his father’s shadow and established his own legacy by winning championships. However, he still has much more to contribute to the sport and the fans who have embraced him. Undoubtedly, they would love to see him end his career as a multiple champion.
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This is Huge $300M-worth: Dale Earnhardt Jr receives back priceless piece of dad’s legacy from his former pit crew member
