Former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner gave Mick Schumacher his first F1 drive but also axed him after two season, and doubts Michael's son's chances of reviving his stalled career

Recent rumors surrounding Michael Schumacher's health have circulated, but his family remains adamant in maintaining his privacy amidst public speculation.

Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher made global headlines after reports surfaced that he was seen for the first time in 11 years at his daughter's wedding. The 55-year-old seven-time F1 world champion has remained out of the public eye since a devastating skiing accident in 2013,

Michael Schumacher’s former team-mate has revealed whether the F1 icon’s first reported appearance in 11 years would mean he is returning to public life. Schumacher reportedly attended his daughter’s wedding last weekend, which would mark his first public appearance after he suffered life-changing injuries in a skiing accident in 2013.

Michael Schumacher could make a second appearance very soon with son Mick also recently engaged. Schumacher is widely reported to have attended the wedding of his daughter, Gina-Maria. Guests were given strict rules to ensure the 55-year-old's privacy was well respected.

Michael Schumacher suffered a severe head injury in a skiing accident in 2013 and his condition has been kept private by his family - but select people have been able to provide updates

According to new reports, Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher was seen in public over the weekend for the first time since suffering a brain injury during

Maria’s marriage with boyfriend Iain Bethke at his villa in Mallorca, Spain, making his first public appearance in 11 years.

Michael Schumacher’s son’s F1 career could be over as one team mulls over his future in the sport. But with Sauber officially rebranding as Audi for the 2026 season, it is thought that this could provide an opportunity for Schumacher as the team have already began building their driver lineup ahead of the change.