Both were born into famous families.
And Michael Schumacher’s racing star Mick’s son, late Steve Irwin’s youthful Robert with… Wednesday, a visit to Australia Zoo on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.
Mick, 23, shared a series of photos and videos of his visit to the park ahead of the 2022 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
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The story of two genius children! Michael Schumacher’s racing star Mick met Steve Irwin’s late teen Robert while visiting the Australia Zoo on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast on Wednesday.
He talked about being a Wildlife Warrior fan.
‘Oh dear! What an experience. Growing up watching Steve Irwin on his wild adventures, visiting @australiazoo is really cool,” wrote Mick.
“It’s really inspiring to see his family carry on his legacy, thank you so much Robert!!”
“I invite everyone to visit @wildlifewarriorsworldwide to better understand their important animal protection work.”
Fun moments: Mick, 23, shared a series of photos and videos of his visit to the park ahead of the 2022 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
Mick added a photo of Robert standing side by side with his arms crossed while smiling and raising his thumb at the camera.
Another photo showed Robert crouching on the grass in the alligator enclosure when one of the zoo’s giant reptiles emerged from the water.
He also shared a video of Robert feeding one of the alligators while Mick looks confidently from behind a warp-wire fence.
Enduring legacy: Robert’s father, Steve, died in September 2006, aged 44, after being stabbed in the chest by a stingray while filming a documentary about the Great Barrier Reef.
Mick will race in the Australian stage of Formula 1, which starts from 8-10 April in Melbourne.
He is the son of legendary racing driver Michael Schumacher, who had to retire after suffering a serious head injury in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013.
Meanwhile, Robert’s father, Steve, died at age 44 after being stabbed in the chest by a stingray while filming a documentary about the Great Barrier Reef in September 2006.
Speed demon: Mick will compete in the Australian stage of Formula 1, which starts from 8-10 April in Melbourne.
Source: Daily Mail
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