26.01.2026 16:41
A positive development has occurred regarding the health condition of Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher, who has been receiving treatment for 13 years following a serious accident in 2013. It has been reported that Schumacher is no longer bedridden and is able to go outside in a wheelchair, marking a significant milestone in his health journey. The Schumacher family has kept the legendary driver's treatment process away from the public and cameras for 13 years in order to maintain privacy since the accident.
A positive development has emerged regarding Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher, who has been receiving treatment for 13 years following a serious accident in 2013.
GOOD NEWS FROM MICHAEL SCHUMACHER
An encouraging update has been reported about the health condition of Michael Schumacher, one of the greatest names in Formula 1 history. It has been learned that Schumacher, who suffered a severe injury after hitting his head on rocks in an accident at the Meribel ski resort in France on December 29, 2013, is no longer bedridden.
SHOCKING CLAIM FROM DAILY MAIL
According to a report by Daily Mail writer Jonathan McEvoy, the 57-year-old German driver, who has been bedridden for a long time, is no longer confined to bed. This development has been considered a significant milestone in Schumacher's health journey.
ABLE TO GO OUT IN A WHEELCHAIR
It has been stated that Michael Schumacher, who lost his ability to speak after the accident and has been under 24-hour nursing care, can now sit in a wheelchair. It was reported that Schumacher occasionally goes outside at the family's estate in Majorca and by the shores of Lake Geneva.
13 YEARS AWAY FROM THE PUBLIC EYE
The Schumacher family purchased a mansion in Majorca for approximately 55 million euros to maintain privacy following the accident. The family has kept the legendary driver's treatment process away from the public and cameras for 13 years, and it is known that the recovery has been extremely slow.