Nikita Mazepin claims to have had the toughest race of his career in Monaco. For the first time in his Formula 1 career, the Russian needed 100 percent of his concentration to get the car home safely.
Highest concentration required
Mazepin did well, however, and even managed to finish ahead of his teammate Mick Schumacher. The Russian managed to bypass the walls and crossed the finish line in seventeenth place. “The race is very intense,” said Mazepin of Formula Spy.
“Since I started with single-seaters, I haven’t had that much need to concentrate, because on this route – although we are one of the slowest or slowest teams – everything flies by so quickly,” continues Mazepin. The Haas F1 driver even thought of briefly touching the wall in the same place as Charles Leclerc. “There was no room for error.”
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Mazepin is happy with his steps and the last two races in particular have gone well for him. “It was quite difficult to drive the car very fast out there, but we made good progress in my internal team at Haas from Barcelona and I would say it’s a very positive picture.”
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