The Latest Breaking News from Michael Schumacher

Even though the Schumacher family has worked hard to keep details of the seven-time F1 world champion's condition a secret, a German magazine claimed to have secured an interview with the racer

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An AI-generated 'interview' with Michael Schumacher published in a German magazine is the subject of legal action by the family of the seven-times F1 champion.

The seven-time F1 world champion hasn’t been seen publicly since a serious skiing accident in 2013.

Schumacher has not spoken to the media since his the skiing crash which left him needing round-the-clock care to this day – so one magazine used artificial intelligence to create one

Mick Schumacher is now a reserve driver at Mercedes after being released by Haas at the end of the 2022 season, the team where dad Michael finished his F1 career

With Red Bull and Max Verstappen currently dominating Formula 1, former world champion Damon Hill and ex-team owner Eddie Jordan believe he will surpass Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher's seven world titles

Hakkinen rocketed away at the start, as Schumacher suffered huge wheelspin and veered across the nose of David Coulthard’s McLaren, which allowed Ferrari teammate Rubens Barrichello up to third at the expense of Coulthard, with Jacques Villeneuve’s BAR at the head of the chasing pack.

Having qualified only sixth, Ferrari’s Jean Alesi didn’t much look like a contender for victory when he made an awful getaway and made matters worse by spinning at Turn 1, narrowly missing his team-mate Gerhard Berger but succeeding in causing a chain-reaction crash behind him – Tyrrell’s Mika Salo being…

On April 8 1979, 24 Formula 1 cars were set to line up on the starting grid in Long Beach for the US Grand Prix West. At least, that was the plan…

In these days of 20-plus race Formula 1 seasons, it’s astonishing that any driving career from the 10-Grands-Prix-per-year era – in Jimmy Clark’s case, only for seven complete seasons – could amass statistics that still stand strong in the F1 history books.