Michael Schumacher joined the Jackie Stewart campaign
The German heptacampeon, convalescent for 11 years after his ski accident, signed the helmet that the Scottish will auction in his campaign for the fight against dementia.
Jackie Stewart, Tricampeón de Formula 1 (1969-1971-1973), speaks and be the skin of all who listen to it bristles the skin. The 85 -year -old Scotch traveled to Baréin and He went around his Tyrrell 006 with which he won his third crown. For the occasion, he decided to wear a very special helmet, with the signature of all the monarchs that remain alive, which will be auctioned to raise funds for the foundation that created in 2016 to combat dementia, a disease that affects his wife. On the white background, the rubrics appear in black. Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel, Alan Jones, Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost, Nigel Mansell, Jenson Button, Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Alan Jones, Kimi … the signatures follow and A M S. yes, is the firm of Michael Schumacher, the seven -time champion, who has been convalescence for the brain wounds he suffered in the ski accident that starred in the Alps.
It was Corinna, Schumi’s wife, who was in contact and promised to collaborate with her husband’s sign. Stewart explained how it was: “She took her hand and helped her put her initials. It’s something very special to be here,” said the Scottish.
Little and nothing is known about the state of Schumacher, saved under the strong privacy of his family, which prevents and prohibits the dissemination of information on the health of the Expileot of Jordan, Benetton, Ferrari and Mercedes in Formula 1. The ski accident was on December 29, 2013 at the Méribel station of the French Alps. He was with Mick, his son, and a friend. The Kaiser crossed off offside, in an area of stones, lost his balance and hit his head against a rock. The helmet broke and the metallic mount of its goopro stuck in its skull. He was admitted to the Grenoble Hospital, then he was transferred to a rehabilitation clinic in Lausana and, finally, was taken home, where they continue with the treatment since then.
