“For the family, the situation is calmer, the most dangerous moment has passed”

Nine days into his induced coma, positive news is finally starting to emerge from the Michael Schumacher camp. Multiple authoritative media sources, including major German news agencies and television broadcasters, cited the 45-year-old’s manager Sabine Kehm as reporting that Schumacher’s life is no longer in imminent danger. “This is a certain relief,” she is quoted

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Austrian GP granted crowd capacity increase

The Austrian Grand Prix has been given the go-ahead to increase its three-day race weekend capacity after securing a place on the 2014 calendar. The race, which is being organised by circuit owner Red Bull which recently renovated what was previously called the ‘A1-Ring’, had been limited to just 40,000 on each of the three-days.

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Ferrari on track for late January launch

Ferrari is edging close to having its 2014 car ready for the start of winter testing. Reports in the Marca sports newspaper (Spain) and the authoritative Autosprint (Italy) say the Maranello-built single seater is set to be launched on either the 23rd, 24th or 25th of January, a few days ahead of the opening test

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Schumacher’s condition critical, but stable

Michael Schumacher’s longstanding manager Sabine Kehm issued a brief statement at the Grenoble Hospital on Wednesday, saying his condition remained critical. “Michael has been carefully supervised and his condition at the moment is stable, and has been stable through the night,” Kehm said. In concordance with what doctors announced on Tuesday, there will be no

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