Legendary German racing driver "Formula 1" 48-year-old Michael Schumacher can be proud of his 20-year-old daughter. Gina Schumacher, who has been involved in horse riding since childhood, won the World Reining Championship, which was held recently in Switzerland.
In the Western style
The daughter of Michael Schumacher Gina last Friday became the star of the FEI World Reining Championships. To support the young rider at the exciting competitions, which this year took place in Swiss Givrin, located 80 miles from Bern, came her mother Corinne, Mick's brother, grandmother and grandfather - Elizabeth and Rolf Schumacher.
Close with emotion, they watched Gina in a shiny blouse and black hat, who, holding the reins with one hand, masterfully controlling the horse, rushed to the music in the arena, receiving the highest ball from the judges. Unfortunately, Michael could not see his daughter's triumph, after falling at a ski resort in 2013, the health of a seven-time world champion is not encouraging.
By the way, the ancestors of Reining are cowboys who, racing at a gallop on horses, competed in strength and dexterity. The rider must not only stay in the saddle, but also perform the gaits, stops and turns provided by the program.
In the footsteps of his father
In addition to Gina, Michael and Corinne Schumacher have an 18-year-old son Mick, who dreams to get closer to his dad's achievements. The debut race of the young man in the Formula 3 race in April brought him only eighth place. However, experts believe that the young talent, except for a loud name, has all the data to achieve significant success in motorsports.
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We add, after the unsuccessful fall of Michael from skis in the French Alps, the life of the star family of Schumacher has changed forever. The rider woke up from the coma, but remains motionless and can not speak. Now the pilot is in his home in Geneva, where he is monitored by 15 medical professionals.