As Michael Schumacher fans vigilantly watch for word on the Formula One legend's health, son Mick Schumacher is making news of his own. Michael Schumacher seems to have passed on the genes of a Formula One winner to Mick, who expressed his willingness to learn.
Seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher retired from the circuit in 2012. Michael Schumacher had barely enough time to enjoy his retirement when the Formula One World Champion was heavily injured in a skiing accident.
— Michael Schumacher (@SchumiOfficial) August 17, 2016
Michael Schumacher had been with son Mick Schumacher when the Formula One World Champion went down. Michael Schumacher had suffered severed head injuries.
You can leave your messages here: https://t.co/mZJz1zP58l#KeepFightingMichael pic.twitter.com/V0bIRTif7t — Michael Schumacher (@SchumiOfficial) September 23, 2016
Michael Schumacher now spends his days in a wheelchair. However, Michael Schumacher and the Formula One legend's family and friends are not done giving to his fans.
ESPN reports that personal memorabilia by Michael Schumacher from his racing career and Formula One reign will be on display in 2017. The public will be able to view for free Michael Schumacher's racing and Formula One collection at the new Motorworld building in Cologne, Germany
The Express, on the other hand, reports that son Mick is proving to be a golden legacy from Michael Schumacher to the racing circuit. Mick Schumacher has his eyes on the Formula One grid.
According to the media outlet, experts are betting on Mick Schumacher to race to the top in his generation. Rightly so as Mick Schumacher has a bold perception on how learning his way to the Formula One circuit.
Mick Schumacher revealed that he has no fear of making mistakes. The son of Michael Schumacher credits mistakes as a way to learn and to become better.
However, Mick Schumacher wisely points out that repeating a mistake is not as beneficial. Mick Schumacher displays focus and dedication, qualities that propelled his father into a seven-time reign as Formula One World champion.
"When I put on the helmet, I focus only on myself," Mick Schumacher said. "Everything else fades into the background."
Mick Schumacher spoke about driving using his instincts and paying attention to his gut-feeling. The upcoming Formula One star revealed using these when he sees an opening in the race track.
