Michael Schumacher’s abandoned hometown sadly set for demolition, only 12 people remain

The village that Michael Schumacher and Ralf Schumacher grew up in is sadly set to be demolished and used as a coal mine.
Schumacher’s abandoned hometown sadly set for demolition, only 12 people remain

Kerpen-Manheim was the home of Rolf and Elisabeth, and their sons Michael and Ralf, who would go on to become 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:F1 drivers.

Their father ran th♛e local karting track which started Michael’s legendary journey, and is also where he married his wife Corinna.

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Sadly, it is now described by as a “ghost town” with💖 only 12 people still living there.

Work to demolish the vil♋lage will begin in 2024, the report says.

Schumacher memories to be saved from demolition

However, small fragments of Scꦡhumacher’s 🎀legacy are set to be saved.

The karting track whi🃏ch his father ran will not be demolisheജd. Nor will his family home, or the local church.

The residence where Michael lived with his w𒁃ife is already gone.

Ralf said 🌃about Kerpen-Manheim: "I grew up w✨ith a lot of animals. 

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"Of course, that has an impact. And since, thanks to [a political part𓆉y], not my entire hometown fell victim to lignite mininℱg, I took the opportunity to restore my parents' house to the way it used to be. A farm with many animals. 

“Fortunately, tha𒁏nks to the new plans, the kart track still🐼 exists.

"Unt✅il recently I was a youth leader, now someone else does it, which makes sense because I can't always be there. 

“But I'm glad🐭 that the kart track still exists. After all, it has been resurfaced. 

“And parts of it lie on t꧅he ground th꧃at belongs to me. I live right next door. 

“We are trying to promote young German talent, which is di𒁃fficult enou✅gh in Germany at the moment."

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