Understandably, since his skiing accident in 2013 which resulted in catastrophic injuries, despite intense media pressure, Michael Schumacher's family have opted not to make public comment on the German's condition. However, ahead of his 50th birthday tomorrow, the family has broken its self-imposed silence and issued a brief statement. 'We are looking forward to it and would like to thank all of you for celebrating your Michael's 50th birthday tomorrow with him and with us,' it reads. 'Michael can be proud of what he has achieved, and we are too,' it continues. 'That is why we remember his successes by the exhibition Michael Schumacher private collection in Cologne, by publishing memories...
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