Michael Schumacher’s racing car went under the hammer for a record 5 million euros

The original price of the lot was 8.5 million euros. Driving this car, the driver won his first victory in Formula 1. It was the Belgian Grand Prix, which took place in 1992.

Today, Michael Schumacher, who is 57 years old, shares with Briton Lewis Hamilton the record for the most championship titles in Formula 1 – each has seven victories. In addition, he won 91 races, which is also one of the highest achievements in the history of sports.

At the end of December 2013, Schumacher received a severe traumatic brain injury with damage to both hemispheres of the brain as a result of a fall while skiing in Meribel, France. The racer was in a coma for a long time. According to the latest official information, dated December 2018, Schumacher was no longer bedridden and did not require a ventilator, but details about his condition have since been kept strictly confidential.

The sale of the Benetton B192 was an event not only for the world of collecting, but also for all Formula 1 fans, recalling the first victory of the great driver.

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