FIA president Jean Todt traveled to the Nurburgring this weekend to check out the DTM and European F3 fields, and also witness Mick Schumacher's amazing hat-trick in the junior series.
On his way back, Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh stopped in Cologne to visit the impressive Michael Schumacher exhibition showcasing a fantastic collection of cars, trophies and memorabilia associated with the F1 legend's career.
It was no doubt an emotional trip down memory lane for Todt, who played an instrumental part in the great German driver's success during his golden Ferrari period.
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