Michael Schumacher continues to fight for his life after the terrible accident he suffered while skiing in the French Alps in 2013. The fatal injuries suffered in said event caused him to require permanent medical attention and according to the newspaper The Sunhis wife Corinna He had to take a harsh measure to ensure the care that kept him alive.
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According to the British media, the wife sold, among other things, a private plane valued at 31 million eurosa collection of watches that was auctioned by 4.4 million euros and several high-end cars, which are added to the vacation home in Norway that they sold in 2015, two years after the accident.
The treatment to keep the German pilot alive costs around seven million euros per year. (Photo: AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)
How much does the treatment that Michael Schumacher undergoes cost?
In accordance with The Sun, the treatment that Schumacher undergoes costs about seven million euros per yearthat is, they have already spent more than 70 million eurosplus some donations from his close friends and those who shared with the German driver throughout his career.
How much did the watches that Michael Schumacher’s wife sold cost to pay for his treatment?
Two of the watches sold at the house’s auction Cristie’s They were gifts designed especially for Schumacher, which he had received from the then Ferrari team manager, Jean Todt. An FP Journe-branded Vagabondage model with a circle in honor of Schumacher’s seven F1 championships was sold in $1,646,700.
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In addition, the Schumacher family also put up for sale a complete series of five watches from FP Journe’s Rutenhium collection, which included the case engraved with the driver’s name. Although the pieces were sold separately, they were purchased by the same person for a price of 1.8 million dollars.
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However, the most expensive item in the auction was not one of the pilot’s watches, but a copy of the Patek Philippe brand, valued at $2,711,500.
Schumacher’s family received compensation for the publication of a false interview with the driver
The family of Michael Schumacher received compensation of 200 thousand euros after the German magazine Die Aktuelle published on its cover an alleged report on the seven-time Formula 1 world champion. This conversation was carried out with artificial intelligence.
