Retired Formula One Michael Schumacher may be indisposed for now but that doesn’t mean folks cannot fete him for his long list of achievements. Rather than delve into his health state with speculations and harmful dishes, here is one that should be pleasant news for “Schumi” fans.
Michael Schumacher has had a colorful career and most of his accomplishments are high-profile. However, that does not include his humble beginnings and achievements.
Educational and Free
Thanks to a collaboration with the Schumacher family, Michael Schumacher’s collection of personal achievements will be part of the planned permanent display set to be put up in Kerpen, Germany. This will include the karts and sportscars he drove early in his career and of course the trophies he racked up.
The best part of the Michael Schumacher display which will be put up over at the new Motorworld Koln-Rheinland classic car centre is that folks get in for free. No admission fees will be charged.
"It is the heart's desire of Michael's family that all interested fans should get to see Michael’s collection without having to pay an admission charge," said Sabine Kehm from Formula1.com. "It will enable them to revel in memories and bring those great times back to life again. Among the things to expect from the Michael Schumacher display include his 1994 Benetton-Ford B194-5, something that has been under the Motorworld’s collection since 2013.
Corrina Schumacher frowns
The latest news on Michael Schumacher should fend off the media’s intent to find out the real score of the fallen racer’s actual health. His wife Corrina decried the false reports alleging the retired Formula 1 racer’s demise. Michael Schumacher continues to be under the intensive care of select medical personnel and physicians with only close family and friends allowed to visit him since his unfortunate skiing accident back in 2013.
