Schumacher has not passed away, and there is no reliable news item that asserts that he has.

Swindlers and con artists don’t give a second thought to resorting to the lowest forms of depravity if they think it will increase their chances of making a quick buck. Take the most recent hoax that has been going around on Facebook. It says that the famous Formula One racing driver Michael Schumacher has died.

The motor racing veteran was involved in a skiing accident that left him with a terrible brain injury almost six months ago. As a result, he was confined in a medically induced coma for most of that time. Just recently, he was brought out of a coma.

Swindlers are currently spreading the rumor that he has passed away. By clicking on the link in the post, Facebook users are unfortunately helping to spread the hoax.

In 2013, while on a skiing vacation in Switzerland, Michael Schumacher was involved in an accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury.

An ex-boss at Ferrari has revealed that Michael Schumacher’s wife, Corinna, played a significant part in his survival and has described how she did it. Even though she carried a lot of responsibility, she could keep him from dying.

After a tragic accident while skiing, Michael decided to call it quits with his Formula One career in 2013 and retire to focus on his recovery instead. Since that time, he has been completely absent from public view.

But his son Mick has kept the Schumacher family name and tradition alive by becoming one of the best drivers in his sport and keeping the name of the Schumacher family in the public eye.

On January 3, 2022, Michael Schumacher celebrated his 52nd birthday in the same manner that he has since his accident, which is to say, he kept the event a private affair.

During a ski holiday with his family in December 2013, Schumacher suffered a catastrophic brain injury while descending the Combe de Saulire near Méribel in the French Alps with his son Mick. The accident occurred when they were skiing in the region known as the French Alps.

He was skiing between Piste Chamois and Piste Mauduit when he slipped and banged his head on a rock in an off-piste region between the two slopes.

Although he was wearing a ski helmet at the time of the accident, he suffered serious injuries. After the terrifying incident, Schumacher was taken to the hospital immediately, where he was placed in a coma and stayed there while medical professionals attempted to revive the racing champion.

They carefully roused him from his coma, which they finally accomplished in 2014 after doing it very gently.