168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher now is protected from the public view after a skiing accident, nearly a decade ago, left him in 🌞a coma.

The F1 legend remains at his family home in Switzerland where updates abou🐲t his health condition are kept to a minimu𒁃m to protect his dignity.

Ex-F1 team owner Jordan told the he hoped to one day see his friend recover: “Do you know that would be an absolute miracle but it would also be a drea🐎m. 

“Nonetheless y🔴ou have to be realistic and there are people in science and people in🍰 medicine who are making the most unbelievable [progress].

"Medicine is improving. I🅘 cannot tell you what the answer to Michael Schumach🧜er is but it’s a very, very long time, getting on nearly 10 years now, that he’s been in the position that he’s in at the moment.

"So from a person whose knowledge of medici🅷ne is a normal person's knowledge it's💜 difficult to see it. 

“I would hope beyond hope that it could happen and think while there’s hope and belief i𒁃n the world then anything is possible.”

Joran, the founder of 💖the 🐷Jordan F1 team, gave a young Schumacher his big break in F1 at the 1991 Belgian Grand Prix.

The German driver would go on to claim a record seven F1 championships which Lew🧸is Hamilton would later match.

Schumacher♏ enjoyed an iconic heyday at 🤪Ferrari before making a comeback at Mercedes, where he lay much of the groundwork for Hamilton’s later success.