Overview
- The report says the seven-time F1 champion is moved around his properties in a wheelchair by nurses and therapists providing round-the-clock care.
- Sources cited describe extremely limited communication, reportedly via blinks, with partial understanding of his surroundings.
- Family spokesperson Sabine Kehm declined to provide updated information, continuing a long-standing policy of strict privacy.
- The investigation disputes claims that he attended daughter Gina’s 2024 wedding and says he does not suffer from locked-in syndrome.
- Reporting places his care between residences in Mallorca and Gland, Switzerland, where heavy security restricts access and independent verification.