F1 racer Michael Schumacher is still currently making small strides in recovery from his traumatic accident on the slope, while his son, Mick Schumacher continues to familiarize himself with the racing circuit.

"The 16-year-old, whose father won the Formula 1 championship seven times, reached the new category after seven years of karting in what is seen as a stepping stone for junior drivers hoping to reach the top," writes Daily Mail.

The report adds,"The young protege was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany in March when he skidded out of control and onto gravel."

Mick luckily came out uninjured from his accident.

However, supporters are still very hopeful for Michael's severe condition. The accident has left him with brain damage and put into a medically-induced coma.

While he has awoken from the coma, further details haven't become available from the racer and his family's wishes of blocking out all media.

"Special tents have been erected to prevent paparazzi photographing the star outside in his wheelchair.

The tailored medical facilities also has a room for the driver's father - who has moved from Germany to be close to his son. Each day, Schumacher is massaged for hours in an effort to stimulate muscle mass and is assessed every hour for improvements," writes Express.co.uk.