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With the end of his 2022 F1 contract, Mick Schumacher found himself sidelined into the garage without a regular driving seat at any of the teams in the new season. After spending a couple of years in the troubled and slow Haas car, the scion of Germany’s biggest racing family was taken up by Mercedes as a test driver. His colleagues George Russell and Lewis Hamilton have already thanked him for contributing to the Silver Arrows’ huge spike in performance. But the goal at the end of the day, for Mick, is to go back to racing regularly in F1 2024.
It was only 2 weeks ago when fans worldwide were able to spot the German Driver out on track for the Pirelli testing in Barcelona. But when asked about whether Mick will get to racing on the regular anytime soon, he said, “I am always ready for use. Believe me: I am working very hard to hopefully be back in the car soon. We’ll see you very soon.”
Now, there seems to be a hope for Mick at one of the oldest teams in F1. Williams Racing is a customer team of Mercedes, where the junior Schumacher currently serves as a third driver. It is not new for customer teams to hire drivers from their supplier teams, and Williams have lately found themselves in a tight position due to the underperformances of Logan Sargeant. Having Mick, the former Formula 2 World Champion in their driver line-up, might not be be a bad idea for Williams.
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Mick Schumacher is eager to get back to racing, even if it is at the expense of Logan Sargeant
Mick Schumacher via Irish MirrorMick played an important role in the recent upgrades of Mercedes and his contribution in the stimulation might help Mercedes to turn around their season. On the other hand, the strict budget due to the cost cap makes it hard for Williams to sustain after the few crashes and damages Logan Sargeant made with the car. This puts Mick Schumacher in a very suitable position if Williams decides to axe Logan Sargent. Schumacher being a name synonymous to Formula 1, fans world-wide are rooting for his comeback in the sport.
Mick Schumacher told RTL that he is ready to replace Sargeant if asked: “I’m always ready. I’m working very hard to get back in the car soon. I would do it.”— Junaid #JB17 (@JunaidSamodien_) June 19, 2023
One thing is clear, a Mercedes F1 seat is not likely to be empty in the near future with George Russel in a very secure position and 7 times World Champion nearing a contract extension agreement. Thus, Mick needs to find himself a full-time driver role at some other team, and Williams seems his best bet. With the other Mercedes customer teams like McLaren and Aston Martin showing to have no problems with their driver lineup, it might be the only option he has.
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