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Name: Michael Schumacher Full name: Michael Schumacher.

Place of birth: Herls-Helmheim, Germany.

Height: m. Weight: 75 kg.

Residence: Wolfensburg, Switzerland.

First entry: 1991 Belgian GP

Marital status: Married, wife Corinna and two children.

Currently playing for the team: Ferrari.

Number of championships in the year: 7 times (1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004).

First F1 Grand Prix: 1991 Spa Francorchamps, Belgium.

First podium: Mexico 1992.

First race win: Belgium 1992.

First pole position: Monaco 1994.

Number of F1 Grand Prix entries: 231

Number of F1 Grand Prix starts: 230

Number of F1 Grand Prix finishes: 181

Number of F1 Grand Prix appearances: 142

Number of F1 Grand Prix points: 174

Number of F1 Grand Prix exits: 50

Number of F1 Grand Prix wins: 84.

Number of F1 Grand Prix pole positions: 64.

Fastest F1 Grand Prix: 69.

Number of F1 Grand Prix starts: 37.

Fastest F1 starts: 20.

F1 Grand Prix points: 1248 points.

Record-keeping. Schumacher is the first driver in Formula 1 history to win seven world titles, seven overall championships and 84 race wins

He finished first in podiums (142), fastest laps (69), number of races in a single season and total drivers' points.

Single-season scoring record: 148 (2004).

Consecutive points: 24 (2001-2003)Record: 19 (2001-2002)Schumacher is the only driver to finish on the podium all season.

Largest points difference in victory: 67 points (2002).

Fastest victory: 2002 (6 races remaining.)

In the Indian Ocean tsunami in late 2004, Schumacher canceled the New Year's party and donated $10 million (surpassing Bill Gates and other wealthy people to make the world's largest private donation). A few years ago, Schumacher's official statistics at the United Nations showed that his donations exceeded one million dollars.

As a teenager, Schumacher donated all the €10,000 prize money he received for his participation in F3.

In 1995, he donated 10,000 euros to UNESCO, which he was supposed to use to organize his wedding.

Schumacher was elected as a member of the FIA's Global Road Safety Association at the 2007 Annual Conference, and has been committed to the FIA's work on road safety for a long time. Schumacher is a big football fan, he often participates in various charity football events, and he is very good friends with Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane. Schumacher is an UNESCO Ambassador for Education and Sports (received in 2002), a member of the German organ donation organization, and he has built schools and hospitals in Senegal and Sarajevo.

Schumacher is also a member of the following charitable organizations: Nazionale Piloti charity football team, ICM (French Institute of Cerebrospinal Diseases).