Mick Schumacher received another tip in Italy from his team-mate Nikita Mazepin. The fight between the two drivers is tough, but Gerhard Berger advised Schumacher to stay calm.
It was a notable choice by Haas who picked two rookies for 2021. With Schumacher and Mazepin, the team has two drivers who are new to the sport and want to prove themselves. The last few races have shown the problems this can cause. Schumacher is clearly the faster of the two, which irritates the Russian.
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Schumacher versus Mazepin
Mazepin has already committed several dangerous actions that led to a discussion with Günther Steiner. That didn’t seem to have helped much, because things went wrong again in Italy. “This is really a cut-throat competition. Your teammate is the first you have to defeat, but I told Mick to focus on the big goal and not waste unnecessary energy, ” said Gerhard Berger according to F1-insider.com.
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That big goal is Ferrari, where a seat won’t be available until 2023 at the earliest when Carlos Sainz’s contract expires. “Mick is doing very well now, but there is still a long way to go before you can say that he is ready for one of the top teams,” the former Formula 1 driver sums up.
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