Rapid speeds: The 20,000 hp man from Western Pomerania inspires!

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Jan 'Schumi' Schumacher from Wolgast successfully organizes racing events in Western Pomerania for social projects and the community.

Jan 'Schumi' Schumacher aus Wolgast organisiert erfolgreich Rennveranstaltungen in Vorpommern für soziale Projekte und Gemeinschaft.
Jan 'Schumi' Schumacher from Wolgast successfully organizes racing events in Western Pomerania for social projects and the community.

Rapid speeds: The 20,000 hp man from Western Pomerania inspires!

The heart of motorsport beats loudly and powerfully in Western Pomerania: Jan ‘Schumi’ Schumacher from Wolgast is the man behind the spectacular racing events that attract thousands of visitors every year. With his series of events, the so-called Airport Days, he has been providing thrills and excitement at the airfield in Anklam since 2018. In these drag races, drivers fight for victory with extremely tuned cars, whose horsepower numbers often far exceed 1,000.

Schumacher, who is now 45 years old, discovered his passion in his youth when he began working on mopeds and cars. What started as a hobby has developed into a big business that not only excites motorsport fans. At each of his events, between 10,000 and 20,000 euros are raised, which he invests in social projects, including initiatives for sick children and local associations. This is reflected in the fact that up to 2,000 to 3,000 euros are collected for a good cause per event.

The path to support

With a clear security concept, Schumacher managed to overcome the initial skepticism of the community and the airport. Thanks to the support of his friends, he plans and organizes the events with great commitment. In its hall in Wolgast, which serves as a hub, the small team works hand in hand to make the racing events an unforgettable experience.

Schumacher's efforts were put to the test during the Corona period. Thanks to a well-thought-out health concept, the events were still able to take place, which demonstrated his determination and ingenuity. For him, it's not about the money, but about promoting community and cohesion in the motorsport scene. His two daughters are also actively involved and show interest in this exciting world.

A look into the future

Schumacher plans to continue to organize exciting racing events and focus on the good cause. His goal is to promote enthusiasm for motorsport while at the same time assuming social responsibility. The mixture of passion, commitment and a strong social conscience makes him a colorful figure in the region, who not only makes motorsport hearts beat faster, but also puts a smile on many people's faces.

There are numerous ways to entertain yourself these days - be it through sporting events like Schumacher's or through innovative media like the Amazon Freevee. This platform offers users the opportunity to stream films and series for free, which is a great addition to the exciting racing events.

Finally, it can be said that motorsport remains alive in Western Pomerania and Jan 'Schumi' Schumacher plays a central role in it. He's heading into the next racing season at full speed - and not just for him, but for the entire community.