New addition to the Schumacher family: Ralf is looking forward to his first grandchild

(Motorsport-Total.com) – On Instagram, David Schumacher and his wife Vivien have officially announced that they are expecting their first child. After a long-term relationship, the two got married in February 2026. The couple has not revealed any further details about the pregnancy via social media.

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Photo for the news: Offspring in the Schumacher family: Ralf looks forward to first grandchild

The name David Schumacher appears in motorsport not only as a TV expert for the DTM or as a racing driver on the Nordschleife. After all, the 24-year-old is the son of former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher. The six-time Grand Prix winner and Sky expert can therefore look forward to becoming a grandfather in the future.

While David Schumacher was mainly active in Formula 3, the DTM, and the ADAC GT Masters, his partner also has a career in motorsport to look back on.

Vivien Schumacher, formerly Vivien Keszthelyi, competed in the W Series and the Audi R8 Cup, among others, albeit with only moderate success. The Hungarian-born racing driver was last active in 2021, then in the Euroformula Open for Team Motopark.

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All Formula 1 cars of Ralf Schumacher

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David Schumacher was recently seen on track at events like the 24 Hours of Nürburgring. Both cars for which Schumacher was registered as a driver at the highlight in the “Green Hell” retired before the finish. Since last season, Schumacher has been part of the main racing team’s squad and occasionally pilots a Ford Mustang GT3 here.

Furthermore, father and son have already started together in the Prototype Cup Germany, even winning right away. There are also unusual appearances such as a start in this year’s German Kart Championship in Ampfing. Schumacher competed here with teammate Maini. It is unclear whether we will see David Schumacher again as a driver in the DTM.

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