Netflix's Schumacher documentary lands soon and sees the racing legend's wife Corinna share heartbreaking details…
September 08, 2021 - 14:13 BST Francesca Shillcock Netflix's new documentary, Schumacher, is set to land on the streaming platform soon, detailing the life and career of racing legend Michael Schumacher.
Michael's wife Corinna can be seen in the programme explaining how Michael expressed his concerns about the snow conditions in Meribel shortly before the accident, which caused the Formula One star to suffer a severe brain injury and be placed in a six-month induced coma. "Shortly before it happened in Meribel, he said to me, 'The snow isn't optimal. We could fly to Dubai and go skydiving there'," she explained. The 52-year-old also opened up about how she and the family"miss" him every day, but continue to be amazed by his strength.
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