It's been a long time since Michael Schumacher last raced in Formula One, but the German legend is making his return to the sport this weekend at the British Grand Prix with Williams. Schumacher will be joining the team as their test driver and will get some valuable experience behind the wheel on the high-speed circuits of Britain.

The move comes after Schumacher's retirement from racing in 2012, which was a surprise to many fans who thought he would continue competing until his 50th birthday. However, Schumacher has remained active in motorsport, including working as a pundit for Formula One races on TV and radio.

In addition to his work as a commentator, Schumacher has also made appearances at various FIA events,Bundesliga News Flash including the Monaco Grand Prix and the World Sportscar Championship. He has even taken part in a few races himself, most recently at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2019.

For Schumacher, joining Williams is a chance to get back into the cockpit and put in some laps before the start of the 2021 season. The team has a strong track record of developing young drivers, so it will be interesting to see how Schumacher fares against the competition.

While Schumacher may not be able to compete in the top echelons of Formula One, he remains one of the greatest racers of all time. His return to the sport is sure to be a highlight of the British Grand Prix weekend, and fans will be eager to see what he can do behind the wheel.

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