German Formula One drivers

The editor of German magazine Die Aktuelle has been sacked after using an artificial intelligence programme to generate fake quotes from seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, the media group Funke announced.

The editor of German magazine Die Aktuelle has been sacked after using an artificial intelligence programme to generate fake quotes from seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, the media group Funke announced.

The Turkish Grand Prix in the Formula 1 has taken the majority of the fans' votes to be the best race of the year, the organizers said on Dec. 24. 

"That's right, you chose the Turkish Grand Prix as your best race of the year," Formula 1 said on its website.

Held on November 15, the Turkish Grand Prix had the 33% of the votes to win the polls.

An official statement was released regarding Michael Schumacher's health. The legend has been recovering for almost 6 years from injuries sustained after a skiing accident in the Alps in 2013, Gong.bg reported.

Michael Schumacher has come out of a coma. The Formula One legend was admitted to a hospital in Paris where he has undergone stem-cell medication.

Defending champion Lewis Hamilton said on March 22 he hadn't yet reached the peak of his powers as he embarks on the weekend's Australian Grand Prix in search of a fifth Formula One crown.

Michael Schumacher’s former manager Willi Weber, aged 74, claims that he has been banned from seeing the F1 driver despite the fact that he is widely credited with Schumacher’s success. He said that the Michael’s wife, Corinna, has banned him from visiting the house of the famous driver who was left in a coma following a skiing accident in 2013.

Formula One driver Michael Schumacher’s management has criticised German weekly magazine, Bunte, for giving readers false hope after a reportage stated that Schumacher had taken his first steps two years after he had hit his head on a rock while skiing in 2013.

Sebastian Vettel admitted he hopes to emulate his "greatest idol" and fellow German Michael Schumacher after being announced as a Ferrari driver for next season on Nov. 20.
      
Ferrari confirmed that the four-time world champion will join up with Kimi Raikkonen at the Italian Formula One giants on a three-year deal from 2015.