Things are not going well for the German top talent in the premier class in 2022, Mick Schumacher has already been involved in accidents several times – now there are clear words for him and his teammates.
Haas team boss Günther Steiner has had enough of expensive accidents and has warned his drivers Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen to have a crash-free race before their next use in Formula 1. “We hope that we won’t have any damage in Baku,” Steiner said before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday (from 1 p.m. in the live ticker on t-online).
He focused his attention primarily on the following race in Canada, which is only a week later: “We only have a few days to set ourselves up there. So if you have damage to the car, it will be even more difficult.”
Schumacher optimistic before Baku GP
Schumacher in particular should feel addressed after his renewed costly accident at the classic in Monaco. The 23-year-old, who is still waiting for his first World Championship point in Formula 1, was confident before the race on the street circuit in Baku.
“Baku and Monaco are very different. It’s about adapting quickly. I think Baku will even feel quite wide compared to Monaco,” said Schumacher. You should be in a good position for Baku, “mainly because our car has worked well at almost every track so far.”