A few races into the first formula one season since 1991 without him, Michael Schumacher is still keeping busy.
The retired seven time world champion, to attend the Spanish grand prix next weekend in his advisor role for Ferrari, showed up at the awards night for the ‘A1GP’ category on Monday.
To a standing ovation at the gala event in London, Schumacher gave the champions’ trophy to Team Germany and Nico Hulkenberg, who are both run by Schumacher’s long time manager Willi Weber.
“Nico has everything he needs for the future — it is a long way to go but he is working hard, so why can he not achieve everything?” Michael, 38, commented.
Later this week, the former Ferrari driver will set sail in Valencia with a sponsor and the New Zealand America’s Cup team, according to Radio New Zealand.
