In the latest update about the state of Michael Schumacher's health, experts are reportedly not very confident that he will make a full recovery.

Schumacher is still battling for his life even after coming out of a  coma a year ago. His arch rival from his racing days Mika Hakkinen recently shared some fond memories he has of the F1 champion.

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According to Sabine Kehm, Schumacher is currently showing many signs of recovering. However, health experts are sure that he will not be able to make a full recovery.

Hakkinen said that his most fun Belgian Grand Prix was the 2000 race with Schumacher. He did win the world championship in 1998 and 1999, giving tough competition to Schumacher. Hakkinen said that he always thought of Ferrari's Schumacher as a very tough competitor, even if he was two world championship points behind him.

Hakkinen says he always had confidence in Schumacher's abilities as a racer. He further added that when he finally lost a race to Schumacher, he was feeling happy for Schumi instead of feeling bad for himself. He said that even though he was heavily critisized due to his loss to a fresher like Schumi, he knew Schumi was going to win the race from the very start.

Hakkinen says all he remembers now is how legendary that race was. He claims to have always enjoyed his friendly rivalry with Schumacher, and he knew that Schumacher respected him. In the end of his interview, he added that he is constantly praying that Schumacher gets back to being his normal self, and that he is with him and his family. Hakkine believes in miracles, and is hoping for one for Schumacher.

Meanwhile, the family of Schumacher has been thanking everyone for their love and support through the hashtag #KeepFightingMichael.

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