F1 Great Michael Schumacher Sign Helm for Jackie Stewarts Dementia Charity Organization

Ferrari Great Michael Schumacher signed a special helmet on Sunday, which is carried by Jackie Stewart, the Formula -1 Champion Jackie Stewart, to collect donations for dementia research.

The 56-year-old Schumacher has not been observed in public since the seven-time world champion German

The organizers said that all 20 living Formula 1 world champions had signed the helmet, which the Triple Champion Stewart (85) made on the 60th anniversary of his debut for the Formula 1 debut in 1973 in 1973.

“It is wonderful that Michael could sign the helmet in this worthy thing, an illness for which there is no healing,” said Stewart of the Daily Mail newspaper on the Sakhir Circuit.

“His wife (Corinna) helped him and it ended the set of every single champion that is still with us.”

The newspaper reported that Schumacher had been contributed to writing the initials MS on the white helmet with the Stewart Tartan, which the Scot wore in the 1960s and 1970s.

A spokeswoman for the Schumacher family confirmed Reuters that the details were correct.

Stewart set up the charity discussion against dementia in 2016 after his wife Helen suffered from the disease.

The charity organization increases and distributes funds to accelerate global research and the quick reaction of Formula 1 to problems to prevent and treat dementia.