However, the prognosis seems to indicate that it would be very difficult for Michael Schumacher to fully recover again. In fact, Gerd Kramer from F1 had recently stated that it would be nothing short of a miracle to see Schumacher fully recover again.
Mantovani knows a bit of Schumacher’s health since he has visited him not too long ago but he would not dare reveal it to the press in respect of the wishes of the Schumacher family. He also said that his visit was quite some time ago so he is no longer aware what is the most up-to-date information on the seven-time Formula One world champion.
Former Ferrari chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo is one of those privileged few who was able to personally visit Michael Schumacher in his Lake Geneva home in June and he said that the F1 racer is responding to treatment.
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 bodyweight.