The news of the day at Formula 1 in the preview of the latter 2022 Season Grand Prixin Abu Dhabiis the non-renewal of Mick Schumacher through Haas and the signing in his place of an old acquaintance from the grill, Nico Hulkenberg. The former Renault and Force India driver assured a few days ago that his deal with Haas is very well underway and that it is all just a matter of time. And finally, it happened. In this way, Mick Schumacherwho has two seasons in F1 to convince the American team to continue, said he was “disappointed with the decision” not to renew his contract.
Mick is off the 2023 gridunless there is an unexpected change in the script williams. those of Grove plan to promote their young American talent logan sergeant, but it will depend on Logan getting the points needed to get the extra license this weekend at the final Formula 2 event of the year in Abu Dhabi. If you don’t get them, Mick Schumacher may be an option.
For now, however, the German is out and he regrets it, but he makes it clear that his goal is to return.
“This will be my last race with the Haas team. I don’t want to hide the fact that I am very disappointed with the decision not to renew my contract. However, I want to thank Haas F1 and Ferrari for giving me this opportunity. Those years together helped me mature technically and personally. And especially when things get tough, I realize how much I love this sport.”
“Sometimes it’s messy, but I keep improving, I’ve learned a lot and now I’m sure I deserve a place in Formula 1. The topic is anything but closed for me. Contractions only make you stronger. My fire is burning for Formula 1 and I will fight hard to get back on the starting grid.” commented.
A course full of criticisms
Mick is in a high-pressure environment this year. He was criticized early in the year by Günter Steiner, Haas Team Principal, for his accidents at the start of the year and his low pace in city races due to his initial lack of confidence. Since then, he has progressed with points scored in Great Britain and Austria, his first in a year and a half in F1.
However, since then Mick has fallen out of favor and his future looks very bleak after Gene Haas, team owner, told ‘AFP’ a few weeks ago that the 23-year-old was overspent in team for his Accidents on this course: “I think Mick has a lot of potential, but you know he’s worth a fortune and wrecked a lot of cars costing us a lot of money that we just don’t have.
Source: La Verdad
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