Since F1 super star Michael Schumacher got an accident at French Alpine Resort of Meribel in Dec. 29, 2013, his health condition has not been improving.

Millions of his fans remain worried and uncertain about his health condition since his family chose not to disclose his status.

During the accident Schumacher suffered serious head injuries and was declared in a comatose state for half a year. After the first six months, his family declared that he was in critical condition, and that he was under special treatment.

On the contrary, the Die Bunte magazine reportedly published a story in December 2015, stating that Schumacher is making a speedy recovery and is now able to take small steps with the help of his assistants according to, hngn.

Shortly after these reports reached the public, Michael Schumacher's Family spoke against all these reports, calling them 'false' and threatening to take legal action against the media

Expressing their disappointment on how the media agencies have been circulating false rumors about his health, the player's family decided to sue the publication for making false claims and intruding their private life. The final judgement on the case was due in October 2016. 

Schumacher family recently revealed plans to commemorate the German racer's first world championship title anniversary on November 13 this year. Not only that but his family launched a hashtag '#TeamMichael' on his official Facebook page which has been inactive for a sometimes now.

Some of the posts from his Facebook page reads,

"From November 13 this page will be our meeting place..."

Michael's family plan to use the Social page to increase his social presence amongst his dear fans. To do this they intend to share both his memories and achievements on the social site which will in a way preserve his legacy.

His family further explained that they believe that Commemorating his 'First Championship Title' is one sure way to preserve the memories of this hero in the hearts of his fans reported by itechpost.