Mick Schumacher took to social media on Monday to pay tribute to his father, Michael, on the Formula 1 legend’s 53rd birthday. Schumacher claimed seven world championships with Benetton and Ferrari, winning 91 races in the process. Having retired in 2006, the German decided to return four years later in an emotional reunion with former Ferrari team principal Ross Brawn, who was in charge of Mercedes at the time. Following three years and a podium finish with the now eight-time Constructors’ Champions, Schumacher retired once more. He rejected an offer from Lotus in 2013 to replace Kimi Raikkonen, instead opting to indeed retire from Formula 1. Then, on 29 December 2013, Schumacher...
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