On September 15th, Netflix publishes a detailed documentary about the legendary F1 champion Michael Schumacher. The film will feature interviews with Michael’s family, F1 drivers and industry experts and will delve into his successes both on the track and in his personal life.
Netflix today released a trailer for Schumacher that shows F1 driver Sebastian Vettel, Schumacher’s son Mick Schumacher and footage from Schumacher’s family life.
The trailer has already enraged fans, and many say they can’t wait for the documentary to be released.
Michael has been out of the public eye for several years after a devastating accident left him with serious head injuries.
The accident happened while Michael was skiing in the French Alps in 2013.
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The Schumacher family is notoriously private about the F1 star’s health, however brief glimpses have been given over the years.
In the trailer for Schumacher you can hear Corrina – Michael’s wife – say: “I think he’s just mentally very strong.
“Extremely strong. He still shows me how strong he is every day.”
Videos of Michael’s race, the celebration of his seven world championship victories and never-before-seen family clips can also be seen in the trailer.
Mick, who follows in his father’s footsteps as an F1 driver for Haas, says of his father: “When I look at him, I think, ‘That’s how I want to be.'”
His press spokeswoman and manager Sabine Kehm described the documentary about Schumacher as a “family gift to her beloved husband and father”.
Sebastian Vettel, Aston Martin-Mercedes F1 driver who looked up to Schumacher, says in the trailer: “Nobody was like him.”
In response to F1 tweeting the trailer, fans couldn’t hold back their excitement.
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- 1994 – Race for Benetton
- 1995 – Race for Benetton
- 2000 – racing for Ferrari
- 2001 – racing for Ferrari
- 2002 – racing for Ferrari
- 2003 – racing for Ferrari
- 2004 – racing for Ferrari
Now Lewis Hamilton has broken that record with seven wins in 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Schumacher will be available exclusively on Netflix from September 15.
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