Michael Schumacher's health still remains a mystery with his wife Corinna keeping the F1 icon's recovery a private secret few people kz16:42, 29 Jul 2026Ex-racing driver Christian Danner has claimed there are rumours that Michael Schumacher is now in Majorca - but the F1 great's wife, Corinna, will not clarify if this is the case.‌Thirteen years have passed since the F1 great hit his head on a rock as a result of an horrific skiing accident. The seven-time World Drivers Championship winner has not been seen in public since he fell into a coma after the crash, with Corinna ensuring his recovery is kept an absolute secret.‌Danner has claimed he has heard Schumacher is living in an estate in Majorca while he continues his recovery, but insisted Corinna has kept any details tightly guarded. In January last year, it was claimed by the Daily Mail that the German is capable of sitting up after years of physical therapy, but is still unable to walk.‌JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! All the best sports news and much more on our dedicated Facebook pageIn a recent interview with OLBG, Danner said: "There are all these rumours he's in Majorca, and they've put him in an estate there, and so forth. When I'm speaking to Corinna, she's not mentioning it. When I'm speaking to other people who could know, they don't tell me."Corinna set out her position regarding Schumacher's recovery clearly, when she said: "We’re together. We live together at home. We do therapy.‌"We do everything we can to make Michael better and to make sure he’s comfortable. And to simply make him feel our family, our bond. Private is private’, as he always said."It’s very important to me that he can continue to enjoy his private life as much as possible. Michael always protected us and now we are protecting Michael.”‌In addition, Danner insisted the fact Schumacher still has not been seen in public suggests he is a long way from recovering. The close friend of the ex-Ferrari ace said: “However Michael looks, or under whatever conditions he's alive – I don't know – I want to see him again."The fact that he's not appearing anywhere indicates that he's probably not very well. But Formula 1's prepared for that. Formula 1's prepared for everything.‌"He's one of the heroes in the history of Formula 1, so if he would be happy and fit enough to come back, no matter the circumstances, in whatever condition, I think Formula 1 can cope with it easily."He also added: "There are heroes in any kind of sport that have had a problem and have kind of fallen. But once they're alive, I think it does everyone a lot of good (to see them again)."For me personally, it would be absolutely smashing to see him. I think that feeling is around for virtually everybody in Formula 1."Article continues below