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Michael Schumacher's professionalism and commitment to Formula 1 helped him become a seven-time world champion - but the legendary driver often let his hair down

Updates regarding Michael Schumacher's health have been few and far between over the past decade but his former team-mate claims the F1 great is now sitting at the table for dinner

A decade has passed since Michael Schumacher crashed while skiing in the French Alps, suffering life-changing injuries from which the seven-time F1 world champion continues to recover

Michael Schumacher’s wife Corinna has lived a private life since the F1 icon’s horrific skiing accident back in 2013, with a number of the German’s close friends paying tribute to her

Max Verstappen has won the last three F1 drivers' titles, each success more dominant as the last while Lewis Hamilton is in the midst of the longest winless streak of his career

Max Verstappen is already a three-time F1 world champion at the age of 26 with consecutive successes at Red Bull, though he still has a way to go to match Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher

Max Verstappen and Red Bull are the most significant roadblocks to Lewis Hamilton in F1 right now, but Johnny Herbert thinks he has another problem much closer to home

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner claimed before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend that Lewis Hamilton contacted his team over a potential switch before signing a new Mercedes deal

German Formula One reporter Florian Konig has revealed the 'same answer' he gives to fans that ask about Michael Schumacher's health

Temperatures at this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix are set to be among the coldest ever for a Formula 1 race, sparking concerns over a lack of grip on a track with long straights

Ricciardo's place on the 2024 grid was confirmed last month when AlphaTauri announced both he and Yuki Tsunoda had been given contract extensions for another year

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are arguably the best two drivers currently driving in Formula One - although the latter's Red Bull car has dominated again this year

EXCLUSIVE: Hamilton signed a new two-year contract extension last month, but former Sky Sports F1 pundit Johnny Herbert wishes the seven-time world champion had made a different choice

Audi is scouting around for drivers to field when the Sauber outfit officially becomes its F1 works team, with Sainz one of the names near the top of the list

Formula 1 icon Michael Schumacher was involved in a devastating accident back in December 2013 with his brother Ralf having been hugely impacted in the near ten years since

Verstappen and Red Bull will no doubt be favourites at Silverstone, but haven't won an F1 race there in more than a decade and could face stiff competition this weekend

In the eight races leading up to this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull have experienced victory on every occasion with championship leader Verstappen taking six of those wins

Perez's Red Bull future is the subject of intense speculation given the collapse of his title challenge against Max Verstappen in recent weeks, with potential replacements being suggested

Red Bull hero Verstappen has been linked with a future move to Ferrari amid claims he cannot be considered one of F1's best ever drivers until he has enjoyed success with more than one team

It's been a problematic 2023 F1 season so far at Ferrari, with both Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc already more than 100 points behind Red Bull's Max Verstappen

Perez is the only man with the tools at his disposal to get the better of Verstappen this year – but may have to risk his whole Formula 1 career in a bid to do it

Horner's Red Bull team has been so far ahead of the competition so far this season that races have generally just seen Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez battle between themselves for the win

So far the title fight between the two Red Bull drivers has been amicable – but there's a good chance it won't stay that way if Perez can keep up with Verstappen

Red Bull made it five wins from as many races so far this season in Miami last weekend, after which he expressed his surprise over the lack of competition from Mercedes and Ferrari

Mick Schumacher has been pursuing his own F1 dreams, all the while coping with the changes he and his family have had to make ever since his legendary father Michael's skiing accident