After being let go by the Haas team, Formula 1 driver Mick Schumacher seems to be in trouble, to the point that his F1 career is in question.
Mick, son of Michael Schumacher, has often been touted as his father’s successor. A Formula 1 buff at just 23 years old, the young man looked like he was following in his footsteps brilliantly. Yet, Gina Maria’s younger brother seems to be losing ground. In any case, this is the conclusion that we could draw in this month of December, when it was announced that, during the next season, he will no longer be a regular Formula 1 driver. What totally call into question his career in this motor sport.
Indeed, as reported by our colleagues from 10Sport, Mick Schumacher was ousted from the Haas team because of his insufficient results on the circuit. However, it takes more to discourage the young man, who has planned to work for Mercedes as a reserve driver.
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An opportunity that represents “a lot for [him]”, as he confided in front of the camera on the brand’s website, since Michael Schumacher had this chance “between 2010 and 2012”. In the columns of the Nextgen-Auto media, the German Nico Rosberg,
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who in the past teamed up with the driver’s father, spoke about the evolution of the latter’s automotive career, first of all considering that “reserving at Mercedes is a good option to stay in F1 and have a chance of returning to the grid in 2024”. The 37-year-old, however, felt Michael Schumacher’s son “would also need the support of a sponsor”, saying “otherwise it could be the end of his Formula 1 career”. .
A career “on hold”?
Anyway, Nico Rosberg claimed that “it was great to have Mick Schumacher on the grid and interesting to follow his performances in the premier class”. The ex-racing driver nevertheless regretted the difficulties encountered by the young man on the circuits, deploring his “lack of consistency”. “Mick hasn’t displayed these peaks of form [like Danish driver Kevin Magnussen did]. And unfortunately his career in the Grand Prix world is now on hiatus,” he added. in all sincerity.