Schumacher had several sons, and Schumacher had several children

Father Rolf, biological mother Elisabeth (died April 20, 2003), stepmother Babarla married Rolf Schumacher in 2005 and became the stepmother of the Schumacher brothers, younger brother Ralf (former F1 Toyota team driver, left F1 in '08 and now has signed a DTM contract with Mercedes), younger brother Sebastian (now A1 team German team test driver). , the son of Schumacher's stepmother and ex-husband, who later changed his surname to Schumacher in 2005, his original surname Starr), his wife Corinna (married August 1, 1995), daughter Gina Maria (born February 20, 1997), and son Mick (born March 22, 1999).

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In August 1995, Michael Schumacher and Corina were married at the Petersberg Church in Bonn, Germany. They have an 8-year-old daughter, Ginamaria, and a 6-year-old son, Mick.

2, 6-year-old son Mick (Mick), 8-year-old daughter Ginamaria (Gina Maria).

<> Schumacher has two children, a son named Mickie and a daughter named Gina. Michael Schumacher, born on January 3, 1969 in Schulte, is a German Formula 1 driver and one of the greatest F1 drivers of modern times. In the first 16 years of his career, he broke almost every record, winning a total of seven championships and was the only German driver to win the championship (later broken by German Sebastian Vettel in 2010).

In 2006, Michael Schumacher announced his retirement. At the beginning of 2010, Schumacher officially announced his comeback to join the Mercedes team, formerly known as Brown Racing. On October 4, 2012, Schumacher announced his retirement again in Suzuka.

"Michael Schumacher is the number one in sports. Yesterday, Tiger Woods said with a serious face, but with Schumacher announcing his retirement at the end of this year, Woods can also rejoice that his biggest rival in the sports list is finally leaving. How much money does Schumacher make in a year?

This question is always one of the most difficult puzzles to solve in F1. And every year, Italy and Germany also have a heated debate about this question at the beginning of the year to see who has the more precise answer. As far as this year's situation is concerned, "Milan Sport" speculates that the Scuderia Ferrari will give Schumacher an annual salary of 40 million euros, while Germany** believes that this figure is too conservative, and Schumacher's annual salary this year has been increased to at least 42 million euros, and may even be close to 45 million euros.

But even according to conservative estimates, Schumacher earns at least 3.3 million euros per month from his salary alone this year, 110,000 euros a day, 4,583 euros per hour and 76 euros per minute, more euros per second. This efficiency of making money is simply like a money printing machine. But Schumacher's income** is much more than that.

In 2004, the European Business magazine published a statement of Schumacher's income beyond his annual salary. Among them, Schumacher's personal advertising revenue is as many as nine, including Vodafone (3 million euros), Shell (3 million euros), Bridgestone (2 million euros), L'Oréal (2 million euros), Dvag consulting (2.5 million euros), Mattel toys (2 million euros), Red Bull drinks (2 million euros), Omega watches (2 million euros), STING glasses (1.5 million euros), etc., a total of 20 million euros. In addition, Schumacher will receive 15 million euros per year from his personal fan collection and his operating license, and at least 500,000 euros from the Copin MS Karting Center.

And Schumacher's personal investment income, including national debt, **** and real estate**, can also add at least 25 million euros to the income of the car king. So, even if you don't take into account the pocket money earned by Schumacher from other PR activities or business activities, all these fixed incomes are added up, and the car king has already earned more than 100 million euros a year. But despite the abundance of money, Schumacher is a model of frugal living in F1.

In addition to creating a comfortable and peaceful home, Schumacher bought a private jet to save time, and Schumacher rarely spent a lot of money on luxury goods in his life, and Schumacher's two children attended ordinary public schools in Switzerland. Not only that, but Che Wang's generosity is also highly regarded in F1, and Schumacher's generous donation of 10 million euros during the Indian Ocean tsunami is still talked about. When it comes to economic issues, Schumacher sometimes reluctantly says that reports about his income are exaggerated

I do have a lot of money, but nowhere near as much as those newspapers write. ”