Michael Schumacher Update: Wife Corinna Worried Over Death Hoax Reports; Racetrack Where F1 Racer Learned His Skills Will Be Closed Down

Michael Schumacher's health details remain unclear but the latest death hoax reports surrounding the Formula One legendary racer is said to be bothering his wife Corinna. It was also reported that the racetrack that Schumacher learned most of his skills will be closed down.

Australia Network News reported that Corinna is not only worried but is also unhappy about the reports surrounding her husband. The death hoax reports have been making their rounds on the internet for some time now especially after the family wanted to keep things private regarding the real health status of the former Formula One racer.

Schumacher suffered from a ski accident leading to him being comatose for quite a time and little to no information about his developments have been released. It also led to a multi-million dollar lawsuit as the family was forced to give some details about Schumacher. Recently, they were forced to confirm that Schumacher is still unable to walk, whether with or without assistance.

The publication called Bunte, a German magazine, wrote a story saying that the seven-time world champion has progressed and is able to walk while being assisted. The family then sued the magazine and slammed the false reports. The longtime manager of Schumacher said in a statement, "Such speculation is irresponsible, because given the seriousness of his injuries, his privacy is very important for Michael."

Kehm also said that Schumacher, his family, and his close friends do not want to give his supporters false hope about him getting back on his former routine. Also, the death hoax reports are bothering the family because it could affect those people who genuinely care about the Formula One racer.

As for the racetrack that Schumacher raced in before becoming skilled and famous will be shutting down, Express reported. The Erftlandring Kart Circuit in Kerpen, near Cologne in northern Germany, will be closed in 2020 due to the expansion of a mining operation.

Other celebrities and household names who have been victims of death hoax reports are Hillary Clinton, Jaden Smith, Brad Pitt, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and many more.