Mick Schumacher Shares Heart-Warming Throwback Photo Of Dad Michael Ahead Of Bahrain GP

Mick Schumacher has shared throwback photos on family occasion.
Mick Schumacher Shares Heart-Warming Throwback Photo Of Dad Michael Ahead Of Bahrain GP
Mick Schumacher Shares Heart-Warming Throwback Photo Of Dad Michael Ahead Of Bahrain GP /

Mick Schumacher has taken to social media to share heat-warming throwback photos of him and his family to mark his Mother, Corinna's birthday, ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix

Fans have been quick to share their admiration for Corinna as well as their emotional messages for Mick's famous father, Michael Schumacher. 

One fan commented, writing:

"Mad respect for this woman who has kept everything together for her family under dire circumstances and made sure her kids turned out really well. Have the best birthday Corinna."

Another fan wrote:

"Mick i love you so much i wish you and your family a great life you and your dad mean so much to in the f1 community glad to see you happy. Happy birthday for you mum"

Someone else commented:

"all the best... power lady Corinna... and of course I often think of Michael and how much joy he gave me on Sundays."

Michael Schumacher is considered one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time and Mick is following in his footsteps. The Haas team parted ways with the young German driver at the end of last year and Mick is now embarking on his first season with the Mercedes team as their reserve driver for 2023. 

The third photo shared by Mick shows him with his parents and Michael in his Mercedes team gear, who he drove for from 2010 to 2012 before his retirement. 

The family have kept very private since Schumacher's horrific skiing accident in December 2013 which left him with brain injuries. Corinna has been very selective ever since over who is able to visit Michael in order to keep everything within the family. 


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