Michael Schumacher Health Condition Updates: Ex-teammate Finally Speaks Up About F1 Champion's Condition; Schumacher's Son Eyed To Replace Michael

No official update has been heard from Michael Schumacher's health condition since the skiing accident that took place in  2013. Good thing: an ex-teammate finally gives out some important news about the F1 champion.

Michael Schumacher's teammate back at Benetton in 1994 and 1995 finally announced some details about the F1 Champion's health situation. He is British F1 racer Johnny Herbert. On the third year of Schumacher's skiing accident, Gulf News featured the F1 racers' achievement and featured Johnny Herbert.

During the interview, Herbert recalls the good days he had with Schumacher. "Michael was very driven. He knew what he wanted and how he needed to get it, which was Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne and Flavio Briatore," Herbert reminisced. He also admitted that it was difficult for him to get the same energy as Schumacher since he is never seen without energy but also said that he didn't let frustration get into him during those times.

When he was asked about Michael Schumacher's health condition, and said "All you'll hear are there are good days and bad days." This means that although his situation is not at all times perfect, he is making progress.

And while the family of Schumacher still maintain their privacy, some fans want to see him back on the race track even through his son. According to reports, Mick Schumacher will soon make waves in the F1 Junior Mercedes programe. This news immediately emerged when Nico Rosberg announced his retirement just recently.

The recent win of team Mercedes in the youth wing of the world championship arena could push Mick Schumacher into the à F1 universe. With Mick's deep association with his father, he might possibly become the next big F1 champion, as fans suggest. Fans are also excited to learn how he will inherit his father's legacy with only he can.