Previous F1 driver Martin Brundle accepts that there is more than one motivation behind why Haas headed out in different directions from Mick Schumacher. While his exhibition and the harm he cost the group are clear reasons, Brundle accepts that Schumacher’s ‘escort’ might have been a motivation behind why the group was tired.
With each passing race, it was difficult for the German to convey an exhibition, particularly against his colleague, Kevin Magnussen. While this impacted the group straightforwardly, what went along was a ton of disdain for the group’s head in a roundabout way.
Since Mick Schumacher wasn’t improving, bits of gossip began zooming around that Haas group head Guenther Steiner had begun searching for different drivers. This drove Ralf Schumacher, a previous driver and Mick’s uncle, to hit back at Steiner for not supporting his driver.
In spite of the fact that it was evident how much harm Schumacher had cost the group, many actually feel that he should be on the matrix, including Brundle:
Brundle accepts Haas need experienced drivers dissimilar to Mick Schumacher
Clearly Haas struggles with new kid on the block drivers over the beyond two seasons. In 2021, with Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin, the group endured a ton. They finished with positively no places.
In any case, with Magnussen back in 2022, they figured out how to score a small bunch. This incorporated Schumacher’s commitment also. Be that as it may, he has still been dropped by the group. They supplanted him with Nico Hulkenberg, who has a great deal of involvement with the game, which Brundle feels is the thing the group is searching for:
For Schumacher, fans have been guessing about a job at Mercedes as a save driver. In the interim, Mercedes group head Toto Wolff additionally expressed that the group will be prepared to ‘care for’ Mick Schumacher ‘assuming the circumstance emerges.’ In any case, he likewise said that nothing has been authoritatively settled at this point.
Sebastian Vettel ruled against Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton while naming the most skilled Equation 1 driver he at any point dashed against.
Raikkonen became title holder for the solitary time in 2007, when he capitalized on the quarrel between McLaren partners Hamilton and Fernando Alonso to bring back home the prize for Ferrari.
With 14 world titles split equitably between them, nobody can match Schumacher and Hamilton as the most designed racer to at any point elegance the game. Be that as it may, when asked who his most prominent adversary was, the resigning Vettel plumped for somebody who just became champion once.
Wolff discussed the closeness Mercedes has had with the Schumacher family since Michael Schumacher got back to Equation 1 with Mercedes back in 2010 for three seasons. His work with the group helped them in their underlying years paving the way to the mixture time.