Mick Schumacher’s uncle Ralf has once again taken aim at Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, for how he treated the Mercedes reserve driver last season. Steiner was criticised during 2022 for how he treated the young German, who crashed heavily on multiple occasions, costing the team millions. Schumacher was ultimately dropped by Haas at the
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Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has admitted that informing Mick Schumacher that he was going to be dropped wasn’t “a nice thing to do”, but that ultimately “you cannot beat up a dead horse”. Towards the end of last season, it was expected that Schumacher’s contract wasn’t going to be extended beyond 2022, with Nico
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When the engine regulations undergo a major change ahead of the 2026 season, the landscape of F1 will change significantly. Audi will complete their takeover of Sauber, Andretti-Cadillac may join the grid and Red Bull will begin to produce their own powertrains. Whilst Alfa Romeo will make a smooth transition to become Audi, the driver
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Ex-Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher has continued to slam Haas team principal Guenther Steiner for treating his nephew, Mick Schumacher, poorly. The young German was, of course, sacked by Haas at the end of 2022, with Schumacher having been informed by the team that he’d lost his place after no other first team seats were
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Mick Schumacher has a tough 2022, with the driver spending the majority of the season trying to prove his worth to Haas. The young German delivered some excellent performances at times but his inconstancy and tendency to crash the car was making him a very expensive asset to a relatively small team. Drive to Survive
MoreLast season, Mick Schumacher showed dramatic improvement at Haas, even securing a P6 finish in Austria after a series of impressive on-track battles. The downside to Schumacher’s game however was his constancy, with the German’s impressive results often being matched by an equal low. High-profile crashes in Monaco and Saudi Arabia made Schumacher an expensive
MoreHaas team principal Guenther Steiner has revealed that himself and former driver Mick Schumacher “didn’t speak” when the Haas boss “said hello” to the axed driver, something he labels as a “good thing”. Steiner has recently been accused of bullying the young German, following the release of the most recent season of Netflix’s docuseries ‘Drive
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Drive to Survive is one of the most popular sports series available to watch, as it gives fans access to behind the scenes footage that is inaccessible anywhere else. The Netflix cameras follow the drivers and team bosses in the paddock, the factory and even in their homes as it looks to tell the full
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Former team owner Eddie Jordan has given a rare health update on seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher, with little having been revealed of his condition since his skiing accident in 2013. The German suffered serious brain trauma following an accident whilst skiing in the French Alps with his son Mick Schumacher, with the former Ferrari
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Former Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone expects it to be “difficult” for Mick Schumacher to return to the grid in the future, after being dumped by Haas at the end of last season. The son of Michael Schumacher endured a mixed two years at the American team, with him simply having made too many errors
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