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A look at the main dates in the career of German Formula One legend Michael Schumacher, who has suffered a serious head injury while skiing in France. (Getty Images)
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August 25, 1991: Michael Schumacher's first Formula One Grand Prix in Belgium, driving a Jordan. (Getty Images)
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August 30, 1992: Schumacher notches up his first victory, at the Belgium GP driving a Benetton. (Getty Images)
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November 13, 1994: The German wins his first world title in controversial style after a collision with British rival Damon Hill during the season's final GP in Adelaide. (Getty Images)
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1995: Schumacher wins his second world title with Benetton, before joining Ferrari. (Getty Images)
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October 26, 1997: Schumacher is disqualified from the championship for unsportsmanlike conduct after provoking a collision with Canadian title rival Jacques Villeneuve during the season-ending Spanish GP. (Getty Images)
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October 8, 2000: Schumacher wins his third world title, and Ferrari's first in 21 years. (Getty Images)
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2001: Schumacher wins nine GPs and gets 11 pole positions en route to his second successive world title for Ferrari - his fourth. (Getty Images)
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2002: Schumacher's third consecutive title after a season that saw the German notch up 11 wins and a podium placing in 17 GPs. (Getty Images)
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2003: Schumacher becomes world champion for the sixth time, beating the record previously held by Argentina's Juan Manuel Fangio. (Getty Images)
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2004: Schumacher wins fifth consecutive title, the seventh and final of his career, thanks to 13 victories in 18 GPs, the best-ever return in a Formula One season. (AFP Photo)
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September 10, 2006: Schumacher announces he is to retire at the end of the season at the age of 37. (Getty Images)
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October 1, 2006: Schumacher registers his 91st and last victory in the Shanghai GP. (Getty Images)
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December 23, 2009: Schumacher announces his return to Formula One with Mercedes. (Getty Images)
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2010: Schumacher finishes a disappointing ninth in his first season back. (AFP Photo)
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June 24, 2012: Schumacher comes in third place in the European GP in Valencia, his sole podium placing during his return to the track. (Getty Images)
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October 4, 2012: Schumacher announces he is to retire again at the end of the season after news that Lewis Hamilton was to replace him at Mercedes in 2013. (Getty Images)
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November 25, 2012: Schumacher competes in his 308th and final Grand Prix at Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he finishes seventh. (Getty Images)
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December 29, 2013: Schumacher suffers severe brain trauma in a skiing accident in the French Alps. (AFP Photo)
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Schumacher's Formula One landmarks: 7 world titles, 91 victories, 69 pole positions, 13 wins in one season (2004), 17 podiums in 17 races (2002). (AFP Photo)
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