Decembe♍r 29, 2023, will mark the 10-year anniversary of the skiing accident which changed Schumacher’s li𓂃fe.

He turns 55-years-old in Janu♓ary and, in the decade since he sustained major injuries, his family have kept his condition a dignified secret.

But German newspaper have reported new deta🐻ils about how t♋he Formula 1 legend is cared for.

He was driven in a Mercedes road car and played noises from the F1 track for theꦦ purpose of stimulating his brain with familiar sounds, the report states.

The﷽ seven-time F1 champion receives 24-hour care from up to 15 doctors, masseurs and assistants.

His wife, Corinna, permits only a select few people to visit Schumacher ꦚat their home in Switzerland.

Jean Todt, the former Ferrari team principal who waജs alongside Schumacher in his heyday, is among that small group.

Luca Bad🃏oer, a former Ferrari test driver, is also reportedly allowed to vis꧃it.

German TV channel ARD will broadcast a♛ five-part documentary on Schumacher’s life this week, to mark the 10-year anniversary since his skiing accident.