Mick Schumacher might be on the cusp of seeing his fortunes changing in Formula 1.
Having debuted in 2021, the Haas driver didn’t have the easiest task with a car that underwent zero developments and upgrades. And with the team fielding two rookies last year – an implausible scenario in F1 – it was always going to be a tough learning school for the entire team.
But, for Schumacher, the pressure of being in F1 is tougher than perhaps for any other driver. He is the son of the great German, Michael Schumacher, and is poised to join the Ferrari F1 team one day, following in his father’s footsteps.
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