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Former F1 Driver Set for Surgery After Jet Ski Crash on German TV

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Ralf Schumacher requires surgery after dislocating his shoulder and fracturing a bone during a celebrity jet ski event in Germany. The post Former F1 driver set for surgery after jet ski crash on German TV appeared first on Motorsport Week.

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A victim of a serious fall during a jet-ski competition broadcast on the German RTL channel on Saturday, August 29, Ralf Schumacher was taken into emergency care by the rescue and brought to the hospital. The former Formula 1 pilot will have to undergo surgery.

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After the jet ski accident Ralf Schumacher reports with an update. Despite the pain, the ex-racing driver already has a clear plan.

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In the "Jetski Star World Championships" by Stefan Raab, Ralf Schumacher injured himself on his shoulder.

·Vienna, Austria
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The new Raab show was overshadowed by an accident. Ralf Schumacher injured himself at the "Jetski Star World Cup". The former racer was still treated during the show. Now he spoke about his condition.

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The former Formula 1 racer Ralf Schumacher is operated on in Austria because of his shoulder injury, which he had contracted on Saturday evening at the "Jetski Star World Championship" by Entertainer Stefan Raab. "I am just on my way to Austria, where I am operated on the right shoulder on Monday. The shoulder pains all the time, but after the operation should be better, the 51-year-old was quoted by Bild.de on Sunday. Where exactly Schumacher i…

·Vienna, Austria
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At the "Jetski Star World Championship" Ralf Schumacher forms a team with Stefan Raab. On a wild ride he falls off the vehicle. First we talk about a bulleted shoulder. At the X-ray now the actual extent of the injury is shown.

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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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