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Ralf Schumacher: From racing driver to TV star – a look behind the scenes!
Ralf Schumacher: Insight into his career, successes in Formula 1 and DTM as well as his current role as a TV expert.
Ralf Schumacher: From racing driver to TV star – a look behind the scenes!
Ralf Schumacher, the younger brother of Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher, remains an integral part of the racing world even after he ended his active career. Working as a TV expert on Sky, he impresses viewers with sharp comments that are sometimes even emotionally charged. Known for not mincing his words, he has also put newly crowned DTM champion Mirko Bortolotti in his place in the past, which earned him a reputation for being harsh but fair in his judgements. As the crown reported, Bortolotti plans to have more from the Schumacher family in his hands in the future - namely a sparkling wine.
Schumacher, born on June 30, 1975 in Hürth, can look back on an impressive career that was one of the best in Formula 1 with six victories and 27 podiums in 180 races. In addition to his successes, his time in the DTM was also mentioned, where he drove for Mercedes-Benz, among others. In 2013, he ended his racing career and took on various roles as team manager and assistant coach, while remaining owner of his DTM team, RSC Mücke. His entrepreneurial ambitions go beyond racing - he has launched a perfume and supports the Gut Aiderbichl sanctuary near Salzburg, like that tz reported.
Television career and public presence
Ralf Schumacher has been intensively involved in the media business since his retirement from active racing. His sharp mind and ability to analyze the dynamics on the track make him a sought-after expert for Formula 1 broadcasts on Sky. He is also very active outside of racing; He has repeatedly appeared in public both in the satirical show “Cobra 11” and through arguments with well-known personalities such as Stefan Raab. His career is characterized by a constant pursuit of new challenges and visibility.
Whether it's his time as a driver, team manager or TV expert, Ralf Schumacher remains an indispensable part of motorsport and the media landscape, and continues to cause a stir - both on the track and in front of the camera.