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Mick Schumacher’s emotional words about his father, F1 icon Michael Schumacher, in the new documentary “Being Michael Schumacher.”
Mick Schumacher opened up about his father, Michael Schumacher, in a new documentary titled “Being Michael Schumacher.” The young driver shared emotional insights about his relationship with his father, the legendary seven-time F1 champion, who has been out of the public eye following a severe skiing accident almost a decade ago.
Key Takeaways:
- Mick’s Tribute at Goodwood: In a touching moment, Mick drove the Mercedes W02 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the same car his father drove in 2011. He wore Michael’s helmet and suit.
- Family’s Privacy and Michael’s Legacy: The Schumacher family, especially Michael’s wife Corinna, has maintained privacy regarding his condition since the accident in 2013. The documentary features insights from other F1 icons, highlighting the different facets of Michael’s personality.
- Emotional Reflections: Mick expressed a deep yearning to connect with his father through their shared love of motorsport, saying, “I would give up everything just for that.” Corinna Schumacher also provided a rare and in-depth interview about her husband in the documentary.
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In the documentary “Being Michael Schumacher,” Mick Schumacher, currently a reserve driver for Mercedes and an upcoming driver for the World Endurance Championship with Alpine, paid a heartfelt tribute to his father. This documentary, aired exclusively in Germany, delves into the life and legacy of F1 legend Michael Schumacher, who has been recovering at home since his accident in December 2013.
Mick described the profound experience of wearing his father’s racing gear at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed, saying:
“I had to have a helmet and the helmet was my Dad’s. I asked if it would be possible to wear his suit, too, to wear my Dad’s helmet and suit. It made it an even nicer experience than it would have been.”
The documentary also features contributions from F1 greats like Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso. Ross Brawn, the ex-Ferrari chief, spoke about the dual aspects of Michael Schumacher’s personality, distinguishing between his public persona and his more private, personal side.
