Mick Schumacher expects a great day on Friday at the Nürburgring. At the expected F1 practice debut, Mick will drive the Alfa Romeo C39 in the first practice session.
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He won’t be alone as his colleague Callum Ilott from the Ferrari Academy will also be there. He was assigned the exercises for driving the Haas VF-20.
But due to the fact that Mick will be racing in front of his home crowd, he will be more excited. After all, his father drove many races in this special place and also won a few.
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Mick Schumacher simply focused on collecting data.
Before his practice debut, Mick Schumacher spoke about the primary task he will perform in the first RP. And it’s something that shows evidence of an aspiring driver with intelligence and maturity.
In an interview with RTL he said: “Hopefully it won’t get too wet for us to go out. Otherwise it will wait more. “
Formula 1 F1 – Grand Prix of Tuscany – Mugello, Scarperia and San Piero, Italy – Mick Schumacher drives his father Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari F2004 during an exhibition run in front of the racing pool via REUTERS / Jennifer Lorenzini
“I have to see that I can collect a lot of data for the team. Since Formula 1 has not been at the Nürburgring for many years, this task is all the more important. The Alfa people need all the data they can get. “(Translated from Google Translate)
Mick is certainly right in this case. A track that hasn’t had an F1 race in seven years will be a source of mystery until the teams step onto the field.
Therefore, the first free practice is proving to be important for all teams. And Alfa Romeo can certainly get support to help them achieve their goals.
Schumacher will drive in Formula 1 on his own
Mick has emerged as a strong frontrunner for some F1 teams lately. He is closely associated with Alfa Romeo and Haas, who are looking for new drivers.
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And ex-Mercedes boss Norbert Haug believes that the Ferrari Academy driver is ready to take the step up. He is quoted as saying: “He doesn’t flinch for a long time, he puts his opponents in order.”
Racing driver Mick Schumacher attends an event to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Italian premium sports car manufacturer Ferrari in Milan Cathedral Square in Milan, Italy. REUTERS / Flavio lo Scalzo / File Photo
“There will be seldom contact. He gives his answers on the track and prefers to give his answers on the track. “(Translated from Google Translate)
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For now, Mick will be fully focused on doing his best in the first RP and helping Alfa Romeo. And he’ll hope to wow the crowd with impressive driving, just as his father did for many years.
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