I see him regularly’ - The Ferrari F1 legend has not been seen in public since suffering life-changing injuries in December 2013

Michael Schumacher has been kept out of the public eye since suffering a serious injury during a skiing incident in 2013 and his close friend and ex-Ferrari boss Jean Todt has opened up on visiting hi

Schumacher was undoubtedly the star of the show under Todt's leadership, the former Ferrari boss insists he is still in touch with the German, more than a decade since the F1 legend suffered a long-term brain injury following a skiing accident.

Will Sir Lewis Hamilton's first Ferrari since joining be just as tasteful? We hope so. Regardless, this one can be yours.

Finished in blue over beige, the Ferrari roadster has under 30,000 miles, a gated six-speed stick, and a mysterious engine allegedly tuned specifically for seven-time F1 champ Michael Schumacher.

Former Ferrari boss Jean Todt has provided rare insight on his visits to see F1 legend Michael Schumacher. Schumacher, 56, has not been seen in public since suffering severe head injuries in a skiing accident in December 2013. He was placed into a medically induced coma and brought home in September 2014 to continue his rehabilitation.

But the rumours of his appearance were never confirmed, and his close friend and former F1 driver Johnny Herbert recently dismissed them as ‘fake news’. Herbert told Flashscor

The V10 F1 Engine is signed by seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher himself, and it will go up for auction with no reserve on February 5th in Paris. This is the same engine that powered Schumacher’s Ferrari F300 Formula 1 race car during the 1998 season.

Michael Schumacher's former boss, Jean Todt, has explained he is still in contact with the seven-time F1 world champion and his family

Jean Todt, former Ferrari boss, has revealed he maintains regular contact with Formula One legend Michael Schumacher, whilst respecting the family's wishes for privacy regarding his condition. Speaking to La Repubblica,