That Uralkali Haas F1 Team Going on summer break after a frustrating one Hungarian Grand Prix when it came to points, Mick Schumacher was thirteenth while Nikita Mazepin was forced into retirement Hungary.
Team boss Günther Steiner was frustrated at the missed opportunity at the Hungarian Grand Prix, where some riders managed to score illustrious points due to the early retirement of many riders.
Schumacher went on his run to finish every race that season after a brilliant performance that the German struggled with Antonio Giovinazzi and even Max Verstappen for a short moment. Mazepin, on the other hand, was extremely unlucky and the Russian was hit Kimi Raikkonen after this Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN Driver was uncertainly released from his pits.
Overall, it was another tough Grand Prix for Haas. Despite his disappointment, Steiner is at least happy that Schumacher fought so hard.
“Today is a tough day for us. It started out promising, with all the chaos that was going on, we always had some hope. We were kicked out of an Alfa Romeo for no reason, and Nikita couldn’t do anything about it – it just got kicked out badly. The good thing was seeing Mick fighting for everything and keeping Giovinazzi behind him, that was pretty good.
“Of course it will be a good lesson for him next year to fight someone – even if the car is faster – he has left them behind. It was still frustrating because other people scored points and we didn’t and at some point it looked like we would too. “
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