Schumacher: ‘I still have a score to settle’ with F1

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For the time being, the gifted person has to drive a few detours: In the interview, Mick Schumacher explains why it hasn't worked out with a big career in Formula 1 – and how he plans his future.

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Mick Schumacher Admits 'Shyness' Hurt F1 Career

Mick Schumacher believes his shyness partly explains his reputation in Formula 1 as a crash-prone driver.After two seasons on the Mercedes reserve bench in the wake of his two-year Haas career, the German has set aside his F1 dream for now to totally focus on the WEC with Alpine.However, he thinks he still has something to prove.“When I look at the current grid, I have no doubt that I could keep up,” Schumacher, the son of F1 legend Michael Schu…

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Mick Schumacher still hasn't given up his dream of F1, although the 2025 season marks the third year since his last appearance in the championship. The 25-year-old insists that he has an "account to settle" with the discipline and that he wants to have the opportunity to prove himself again. After winning the F2 championship in 2020, the German went on to F1 with the Haas team in 2021. He remained there two seasons before being replaced by his c…

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Schumacher: ‘I still have a score to settle’ with F1

© XPB  Phillip van Osten 17/02/2025 at 16:0317/02/2025 at 18:03 Mick Schumacher may be out of the Formula 1 spotlight, but the fire to reclaim his place on the grid burns as brightly as ever. The 25-year-old, who last competed in F1 in... More »

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Former Ferrari Driver Academy member Mick Schumacher admits: "I have unfinished business with F1"

It was supposed to be a fairytale, but Mick Schumacher’s journey quickly turned into an insurmountable challenge. The German driver, promoted and then dropped by Haas after two years, failed to live up to the promise he had shown in the junior categories. His frequent crashes led former team principal Günther Steiner to replace him with fellow countryman Nico Hülkenberg, a decision that later proved to be the right one. Schumacher accepted a res…