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In response to the recent listing of their former villa for sale, Cora Schumacher expressed her anger and frustration on Instagram, highlighting the emotional toll of the situation. After failing to sell the property, Ralf Schumacher’s renewed efforts drew criticism from Cora, who accused him of misrepresenting the facts and casting her in a negative light.
She noted that the villa’s photos had circulated online for nearly a decade since Ralf first attempted to sell it, criticising his lack of discretion in marketing. Meanwhile, Ralf also addressed the long-term effects of their brother Michael Schumacher’s severe skiing accident in 2013, revealing that he may never fully recover. He reflected on the lasting trauma of that day, particularly for Michael’s children, while honouring the close bond they shared in motorsports.

Cora’s reaction to the sale

The villa was listed earlier too but couldn't find a buyer. The new listing, however, angered Cora, who took to Instagram to express her frustration. “It's a shame to try again, (and by that I do NOT mean the media) twisting the facts and throwing me into a wrong light. The photos of the house were circulating on real estate pages about ten years ago, when Ralf Schumacher already tried to sell the house - without relying on discreet marketing! Had this happened, these pictures would not be on the internet today! So those looking for who is responsible, should turn to my ex-husband sooner," she wrote on her Instagram story.

Michael Schumacher’s recovery and Ralf’s reflection

In November 2023, Ralf Schumacher revealed that his brother Michael, who suffered a severe skiing accident in 2013, may never fully recover. Michael was skiing with his then 14-year-old son, Mick, in the French Alps when he fell and hit his head on a rock, sustaining a serious head injury despite wearing a helmet. The racing legend was recentl

NEW DELHI: Hollywood premieres have been postponed. The US Open is playing to empty stands. But no pandemic was going to stop Mercedes-Benzfrom unveiling its flagship luxury car Wednesday, along with a state-of-the-art factory to build it.
The S-Class dominates the high end of the luxury car market and is Mercedes’ most profitable vehicle. The latest version, the first complete redesign in seven years, is crucial for the company as it recovers from a sharp drop in sales that pushed the company into the red during the first six months of 2020.

"The S-Class is the world's best-selling luxury saloon.With the latest generation we want to offer our customers innovation, safety, comfort and quality as never before," said Ola Källenius, Chairman of Daimler AG and Mercedes-Benz AG. "
Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius called the long, sleek S-Class "the heart of our brand" during an on-line event Wednesday in which he touted the car's highly personalized luxury technology.
The rear wheels can turn up to 10 degrees, enabling a tight turn radius despite the vehicle's size. The S-Class comes in a hybrid version that combines electric and internal combustion propulsion, with an improved all-electric range of 100 kilometers (62 miles) before the internal combustion engine needs to kick in. The internal combustion and hybrid versions will be joined by the EQS, an all-electric sibling model expected next year.

Why S-Class is the benchmark Mercedes-Benz:
The designation "S-Class" was officially introduced with the 116 series in 1972. More than 98 kg of components made from resource-conserving materials are used in the S-Class. The number of components containing recyclates is now 120 – more than twice as many as in the preceding model. Another 40 kg or so are made from renewable raw materials.
The loyalty rate for the S-Class is especially high. Some 80