Michael Schumacher accident update is still grim but that didn't stop former Ferrari Formula One team manager Stefano Domenicali from claiming that the 7-time champ would have won number eight if he wasn't in coma. Meanwhile, the prolonged state can either be good news or bad news for the German.

Stefano Domenicali said that Michael Schumacher would have won "at least one title" in the five years between 2008 and 2013 had they still been working together, although he didn't take anything from Fernando Alonso winning the title in 2010 and 2012, according to F1.co.uk.

Meanwhile, Michael Schumacher accident update can be good or bad news as he still remains in coma after a skiing accident in December.

Dr. Didier Martin, chief neurosurgeon at CHU Liege told Sudinfo.be that when a comatose patient is in a prolonged state, that means two possibilities: "Either there is a deterioration , or there is a positive development. But if there is progress, it is done over months, not days. A patient does not wake up once. It is a popular imaging and it is false," he said.

The Daily Telegraph earlier offered a Michael Schumacher accident update after quoting his manager

Sabine Kehm as saying that the racing champ has been showing signs of consciousness, which boost their optimism that he's going to make it through.

"There are short moments of consciousness and he is showing small signs of progress. There are moments when he is awake and moments when he is conscious," Kehm said.

However, even if he does wake up, the fight is only beginning for Michael Schumacher as a doctor not involved in his treatment told the Daily Record that he would have to relearn almost everything, from the most basic of motor functions as well as the ability to talk.

"He will probably come back to a world he doesn't know," Cambridge University Professor Peter Hutchinson said.