Overview
- In new interviews reported by F1-Insider, Promiflash, and Sport1/tz.de, Ralf Schumacher recalls the Grenoble days as “surreal” with the hospital besieged by global media.
- He cites reports that a journalist allegedly posed as a priest to reach Michael Schumacher’s bedside, calling it an example of lines being crossed.
- Ralf says the experience reinforced the decision to keep Michael’s condition private, with only a small inner circle informed and no fresh medical details shared.
- Responding to past accusations, he rejects suggestions of envy tied to debates over Lewis Hamilton or others surpassing Michael, arguing eras cannot be directly compared.
- He praises Max Verstappen’s team-leading qualities as reminiscent of Michael’s, noting Verstappen recently fell short of matching Schumacher’s four-title streak.