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Source: The Sun MICHAEL Schumacher's family fought for three years to bury "secret" photos of the Formula One legend leaked by a "friend." The photos were allegedly smuggled out of the former racer's Lake Geneva home in 2016 and sold for a whopping £1 million. Since his shocking skiing accident in 2013, no photos or videos of Schumacher have been seen, though a rare health update was issued last week. In an off-piste crash, the hero suffered "traumatic brain injury" and was placed in a medically induced coma. A year later, he awoke. Since then, the former Ferrari and Mercedes driver has been recuperating at his home in Switzerland with his family. The anonymous photographer took advantage of the opportunity to sell a first look at the injured 53-year-old. The unknown person, who is thought to be Schumacher's close friend, allegedly took a photo of the star lying in his bed. The photos were then allegedly smuggled out of the family's mansion...

Source - Sportskeeda The sight of Charles Leclerc being chastised by Mattia Binotto following the 2022 F1 British Grand Prix was quite upsetting. Not only because Ferrari ruined the young driver's race, but also because they blew an opportunity in the championship. Despite this, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto was adamant about how the team handled the situation. There was almost a lack of empathy or concern that the club had essentially jeopardized its lone chance at a title. Source - Formula 1 Most fans have viewed Ferrari's strategy staff as the villain of Charles Leclerc's 2022 campaign up to now. If this is how the team is going to approach the season, Leclerc should reconsider how he projects himself at Ferrari. Since the day he entered the bright, glittery world of Formula 1, Charles Leclerc has been a Ferrari pupil. However, with the squad consistently falling short, Charles Leclerc needs to adapt his tactics if he is to win the title. Shunts, bumps, and plent...