PARIS -- French investigators have ruled out any criminal wrongdoing in the debilitating ski accident of Formula One great Michael Schumacher, a state prosecutor said Monday. Albertville prosecutor Patrick Quincy said "no infraction by anyone has been turned up" and the probe has been closed, his office said in a statement -- responding to questions about whether the Meribel ski station in the French Alps or an equipment maker might have had some role in Schumachers injury. The 45-year-old German auto racing legend suffered serious head injuries on Dec. 29 when he fell and hit the right side of his head on a rock off the side of a demarcated slope in Meribel. Schumacher has been treated at Grenoble University Hospital in southeastern France since then. Quincys office said the rock that caused Schumacher to fall was 10.4 metres (34 feet) away from another rock upon which he hit his head -- and each were more than 4 metres away from the edge of the red-level piste that he was on. "The accident took place in an off-piste area," the prosecutors statement said. "The signage, marking, staking and information provided about the edges of this slope adhere to French norms in place." For many fans, the biggest concern is about Schumachers health and recovery prospects -- and doctors have started waking him from an induced coma. The most recent in a string of statements from his spokeswoman was released last week but declined to provide further details about his health, citing privacy concerns. Experts have said it will likely be months before Schumachers prognosis becomes clear -- and that lasting brain damage is a possibility. Schumacher earned universal acclaim for his uncommon and sometimes ruthless driving talent, which led to a record 91 race wins. He retired from Formula One in 2012 after garnering an unmatched seven world titles. His accident happened on a family vacation in the Alps as Schumacher was skiing with his 14-year-old son. Andrew Benintendi Jersey . 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England is traditionally split into nine regions and we divided them into five northern regions and four southern regions for the purposes of the study.The data shows the North West has produced 278 England internationals, making it the most successful region.The other northern regions are West Midlands (159), the North East (144), Yorkshire and the Humber (118) and East Midlands (107).In the south, London has provided 189 internationals, followed by the South East (93), East of England (48) and the South West (37), which has produced one fewer England international than those born outside England.Most recent debutants from each regionNorthNorth West: Jesse Lingard (Warrington)North East: Fraser Forster (Hexham)Yorkshire and the Humber: Danny Rose (Doncaster)West Midlands: Daniel Sturridge (Birmingham)East Midlands: Gary Cahill (Dronfield)*SouthLondon: Harry Kane (Walthamstow)South West: Eric Dier (Cheltenham)South East: Dele Alli (Milton Keynes)East of England: Adam Lallana (St Albans) More England internationals have been born in the north than in the south, according to a Sky Sports study Other countriesSky Sports pundit Matt Le Tissier (Guernsey) and Graeme Le Saux (Jersey) were born in the Channel Islands, which are not part of England.One Scottish-born player has represented England - John Bain made his sole appearance against his native country in 1877. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just £6.99. No contract. Two Wrexham-born Welshmen have also pulled on the England shirt, most recently Liverpool defender Rob Jones, who made eight appearances for England between 1992 and 1996, while Fred Green made his only appearance against Scotland in 1876.Jamaica-born Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling is the only current England player to have been born outside the UK. Englands midfielder Raheem Sterling was born in Jamaica The only other capped England player born outside the UK and still playing is Ivory Coast-born Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, who earned his first cap for England in 2012.Other England players born outside the UK include Sky Sports pundit John Salako (Nigeria), Owen Hargreaves (Canada), John Barnes (Jamaica), Cyrille Regis (French Guiana), Brian Stein (South Africa)), Tony Dorigo (Australia), Luther Blissett (Jamaica) and Terry Butcher (Singapore).dddddddddddd Englands youngest recent debutant was Wythenshawe-born Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford. He took the honour from Milton Keynes-born Spurs midfielder Dele Alli, who appears to have become the first player born in Buckinghamshire to wear an England shirt since the 1800s, following Reverend Walter Gilliat (only cap in 1893) and Alf Milward (last cap in 1897).In terms of Englands nine centurions, its 5-4 to the north, with Leicester-born Peter Shilton leading the way with 125 caps between 1970 and 1990. Most capped England players birthplaces Player Caps Birthplace Peter Shilton 125 Leicester Wayne Rooney 118 Liverpool David Beckham 115 London Steven Gerrard 114 Whiston Bobby Moore 108 Barking Ashley Cole 107 London Bobby Charlton 106 Ashington Frank Lampard 106 Romford Billy Wright 105 Ironbridge Bryan Robson 90 Chester-le-Street Check the table below to see how many England players have been born in your county (the West Midlands county boundary differs from the region)...*Birthplace data from Sky Sports databases and englandstats.com Also See: Southgate defends United duo Southgate out to channel Gazza ' ' '