Montezemolo is also confident that Schumi will recover from his brain injuries, contrary to the negative connotations being aired by some.
The latest statement from the former Ferrari chairman was a complete reversal from his pronouncements in February this year when he said that Michael’s health condition was not good.
Montezemolo said that Michael is immobile and is restricted to a wheelchair. He added that the seven-time F1 world champion has lost a lot of weight, approximating it to about one-fourth of his original body weight.
It is also said that the only means of communication that the racing champion can do is through crying quietly whenever he hears the voices of his wife, Corrina, and children, Gina Maria and Mick, who are also going through a difficult time especially in the financial aspect.
Fans of the German car racer are left with getting their update about Schumi from his closest friends who occasionally visits him in his home in Lake Geneva, Switzerland where he has been recuperating since the second half of 2014.
Montezemolo said that he is very pleased to know that the German car racer was reacting to treatment. He added that he knows how strong Michael is and he is sure that with the racer’s determination, Schumacher will come out of the very difficult situation in his life.