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And door Schumacher The record number of titles in World Championship With 7 correlations, of which 5 with respectively Ferrari team Between 2000 and 2004, he also holds the record number of victories with 91 races.
The Italian team was one of the highlights of Schumacher's life in his day, with crossword puzzles. "Twitter"He said," Our hero is fifty years old today. We are all with you Michael ".
Will be awarded Ferrari Museum In the northern city of Maranello Italy A Schumacher exhibition entitled "Michael 50" With a view "Show our gratitude to the pilot who has achieved the greatest success in history Horse Unbeaten (Ferrari title) ".
In Tweet By the official report of the championship on "Twitter", the organizers said "We join the family of Formula One to send our best wishes to Michael Schumacher On his fiftieth birthday ".
Schumacher retired Groceries 2006 with Ferrari, before returning in 2010 and leading the Mercedes team until 2012.
The latter wrote via "Twitter": "Fifty years ago, a star was born, Star reprinted and non-Formula One for ever, broke records, redefined excellence and helped lay the foundation for our future success ".
In context, the world champion has published 5 times a driver Mercedes British photo of Schumacher by Louis Hamilton with a comment "I wish you a happy holiday, Michael 50 years of Life And the legacy that will last forever. How proud to say that I have triumphed by your side. I've always been a source of inspiration for me and for World Collect. Keep fighting, hero. "
Former Schumacher manager at Ferrari andPresident Current event of the French Federation of the Automobile (FIA) of France, Jean Todt, Vincher Via "Twitter" A photo of him carrying the pilot on the podium, with a comment entered "His fiftieth birthday, nice thoughts with Michael Schumacher, The greatest Formula 1 champion in history ".
"He added" Michael, I've always been a fighter and I'll never be one. "
On his birthday, he launched a smart phone app containing all the details of his career in German and English, according to a "Cape Cape" foundation ("He kept fighting"). is two years old.
The tweets and data are attached today "Cape Cape", referring to Schumacher's severe head injuries caused by a skiing accident at the end of 2013, during which his family chose to keep the details of his condition secret health.
In a statement on the eve of his fiftieth birthday, the family said "You can be sure that he is in good hands and we are doing everything humanly possible to help him."
His daughter Gina was also published in his account of E.Nestram, A succinct message in which I wrote "Happy birthday to the best father" Accompanied by three old photos of him.
Schumacher was exposed to the accident on December 29, 2013 at French Alps, Causing him severe head trauma, followed by an artificial coma for six months.
The Schumacher family never revealed what it had become, even though neuroscientists predict that it is coming out of complete coma and is in critical condition. "Sprouting" (According to the terms of the World Health Organization), it is a brain injury that retains some basic functions (such as breathing, body temperature, and blood pressure). Opening eyes), but eliminates any sensory perception of the person who surrounds him or the ability to speak and act voluntarily.
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Schumacher holds the record number of titles in the world championship with seven innings, including five with the Italian Ferrari between 2000 and 2004 respectively, and also holds the record number of victories with 91 races.
"Our hero is 50 today, we are all with you, Michael," he said in a tweet on Twitter.
The Ferrari Museum of the city of Maranello, in northern Italy, will be dedicated to the Schumacher, the Michael 50, in order to "express our gratitude to the pilot who has won the greatest success in the history of the wild Horse".
"We are joining the Formula One family to extend our best wishes to Michael Schumacher on the occasion of his 50th birthday," said the organizers.
Schumacher retired in 2006 with Ferrari, before returning in 2010 and leading the Mercedes team until 2012.
"Fifty years ago, a star, a star who was printed and forever changed Formula 1, broke records, redefined excellence and laid the foundation for our future success," he said. he wrote on Twitter.
"I wish you a happy holiday, Michael, 50 years of life and a legacy that will last forever," said world champion Mercedes driver five times with a comment: "I'm proud to say I'm passed by you, always a source of inspiration for me and for the world.
The former director of Ferrari and the current president of the International Automobile Federation (FIA), Jean Todt, posted a photo of him on Twitter with the pilot on the podium, with a comment : "On his fiftieth birthday, sympathetic thoughts with Michael Schumacher, Formula One in the story."
"Michael, I've always been a fighter and I'll never be one."
On his birthday, he launched a smart phone application containing all the details of his career in German and English, according to the Cape Veeting Foundation launched by his family two years ago.
Cape Veeting accompanied the tweets and statements, referring to the serious head injuries caused by a skateboard accident at Schumacher at the end of 2013, during which his family chose to keep his medical details secret.
In a statement on the eve of his fiftieth birthday, the family said, "You can be sure that he is in good hands and we are doing everything humanly possible to help him."
Her daughter Gina, via her account on Instagram, also posted a short message in which she wrote "Happy Birthday to the Best Father", along with three old photographs of him.
Schumacher was attacked on December 29, 2013 in the French Alps, as a result of a serious head injury that left him in an artificial coma for six months.
The Schumacher family never revealed how it had become, although neuroscientists have predicted it, it has come out of a complete coma and is in a "vegetative" state (according to the World Health Organization), which is a brain injury that preserves certain basic body functions and open eyes), but eliminates any sensory perception of the person around him or the ability to speak and act voluntarily.
