Michael Schumacher's Signature Completes Historic F1 Helmet for Charity

With assistance from his wife Corinna, Schumacher adds his initials to a helmet signed by all living F1 champions, set to be auctioned at the Bahrain Grand Prix for dementia research.

Michael Schumacher, with the help of his wife Corinna, signed a racing helmet to support Jackie Stewart's dementia research charity, 'Race Against Dementia.'
The helmet now features the autographs of all living Formula 1 World Champions, completing a historic collection.
Jackie Stewart confirmed Schumacher's contribution and praised the effort as significant for raising awareness and funds for an incurable disease.
The helmet, adorned with Stewart's iconic Royal Stewart Tartan design, will be showcased and auctioned at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
This marks Schumacher's first public contribution since his 2013 skiing accident, emphasizing the unity and legacy of F1 champions in addressing critical health issues.