Sebastian Vettel and Mick Schumacher led 20 drivers in a tribute to Mick's dad and F1 legend Michael Schumacher, who continues to battle a traumatic brain injury sustained in a skiing accident in 2013.

A group of prominent Formula 1 figures showed their support for Michael Schumacher at the Race of Champions in Sydney as they urged the seven-time world champion to “keep fighting”.Mick Schumacher, the German great’s son,

Schumacher Sr stands as one of the greatest drivers in F1 history, having claimed a total of seven World Championships and 91 race wins in a glittering F1 career. Sebastian Vettel

The Race of Champions is doing its best not to let Michael Schumacher's influence leave the event anytime soon.

EMOTIONAL tributes have been made to stricken F1 legend Michael Schumacher. The seven-time F1 world champion suffered a brain injury in 2013 after a skiing accident. At the Race of Champions in

Vettel is a close personal friend of the Schumacher family, forming the German team with his godson Mick at the Race of Champions, an annual event featuring the biggest names from several motorsport disciplines. Team France took the win in 2025, with World Rally Championship legend Sébastien Loeb winning the Driver’s Championship.