Michael Schumacher first image from ski crash site in Meribel, France

Former F1 driver Michael Schumacher, who suffered a terrible skiing accident off the slope in the French resort of Meribel on Sunday, is still in critical condition, according to doctors at the University Medical Center of Grenoble (CHU), where the German national is hospitalized.

“Schumacher remains critical condition. For now we can not rule on his fate. He is currently in an artificial coma state. Our objective is to limit the increased intracranial pressure. We can say that his life is in danger and that the situation is very serious. Given the violence of the crash, a person who had suffered such an impact without a helmet wouldn’t have arrived here,” said a doctor at the CHU in a press conference on Monday.

“Michael is in hypothermia, that is beneficial to his body, and under anesthesia. He can not breathe on his own. Our objective is to stimulate his brain oxygenation. What it could be seen was an impact on the right site. He was able to move, shake, but not able to answer questions. We are trying to gain time, we know what treatment to apply and what the effects will be but we can not give a prediction. His condition is critical”, the doctors added.
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“The helmet was life-saving but not enough to protect 100% as the speed at impact was very high. From the moment when taken to the first hospital until his arrival at Grenoble, the medical procedure was perfectly organized”, the doctors say.

The seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher, 44, who was seriously wounded on his head in an accident suffered in the French resort of Meribel, was operated for the second time on the night of Sunday to Monday.