Former FIA president Mosley dies
- Hamilton wants to arrest slide
- Monaco tough for Schumi
- Norris happy to stay at McLaren
- Ocon to stay at Alpine?
- Flexi test delay angers teams
- Ferrari to test in France
- Ricciardo relives Monaco anguish
- Tobacco ban hurt French drivers
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2021 is limbo for Haas - a tough, transition season - with no update parts coming for the car, and no hope for points on merit. Its sole focus, 2022, the new car and developing the drivers who will race it.
That is: Russian Nikita Mazepin and Mick Schumacher, who is son of seven-time F1 World Champion Michael - with the strategy behind it not just for the long-term financial health of the American squad, but also a shot to catapult up the grid. Watch the video
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🗣️"It's not an easy task with this car to find something which he likes, because the rear-end is unstable."@HaasF1Team boss Gunther Steiner says it's difficult for the team to adapt its #F1 car to better suit Nikita Mazepin:https://t.co/uksgUb6t14
Published on 10 Sep 2018 Michael Schumacher's son Mick joined the relatively short list of drivers to have scored a hat-trick of wins over a weekend in the Formula 3 European championship with a stunning performance at the Nurburgring last weekend. As he sits just three points behind Red Bull's hotly tipped future star Dan Ticktum, the Autosport team assesses how Schumacher has found his feet in single-seaters, whether he can beat Ticktum to the crown, and where his career could be heading next. RE-LIVE The Nürburgring Races Race 1 - Race 2 - Race 3