It's been more than six years and yet the accident of Michael Schumacher is still in everyone's mind. On December 29, 2013, the Formula 1 champion hit a rock while skiing in Méribel. He falls violently on another rock below, hitting him with the right side of his head. Michael Schumacher suffers from a serious head trauma and then suffers from a cerebral hemorrhage. After coming close to death, the genius of F1 emerged from a coma in June 2014. He has been following a long and secret convalescence. His wife Corinna makes sure that their privacy remains private, and that information about Michael's state of health is kept confidential. Some relatives of the champion, however, deliver a few rare interviews. This is the case of Jean Todt.
"He's fighting"
Director of Scuderia Ferrari from 1993 to 2007, Jean Todt became a great friend of Michael Schumacher. The latter won many victories in the 90s, allowing the Scuderia to become again one of the most prestigious stables. From 1996 to 2006, Michael Schumacher won 72 victories including five world titles. In an interview published in the columns of Daily Mail Saturday July 18, 2020, Jean Todt breaks the silence and gives rather reassuring news on the state of health of his great friend. "I saw Michael last week. He's fighting, he says. I hope the world can see it again soon. This is what he and his family expect. " On July 4, 2020, Mirror revealed that Michael Schumacher was allegedly "devastating health complications " during containment. Consequences of covid-19 that Jean Todt did not mention in his recent statement.
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