News about Mick Schumacher

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As he watched on in the Ferrari garage, David Bearman was seen visibly moved and breathing heavily. His son, 18, stepped in for his Ferrari debut at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend in place of Carlos Sainz, who has appendicitis. After potentially driving too slowly, he was immediately suspended for failing to follow the race director's instructions, but was cleared.

Michael Schumacher sustained serious head injury while skiing in Meribel, France, on December 29, 2013. Michael hasn't been seen in public since the shooting, and his family has closely guarded information about his health, but he hasn't been seen in public since the crash. Gina Schumacher wrote on Instagram: 'Happy Birthday Papa! An ancestor of many of our adventures.' The article was supplemented by a photograph of her and her brother with the Formula One legend. 'Happy birthday to the best Dad ever,' Mick Schumacher wrote. Love you!' The message was posted on a photo of them both wearing helmets, with Mick smiling and holding his thumb up as Michael smiles lovingly toward him. Schumacher's ex Formula One team also sent a birthday note urging him to 'keep fighting.'

It was certainly the time when Mick Schumacher's time in Haas was on tape, and it was also the time of writing, but there were months left in the 2022 season to go. Schumacher, who was weighed down by his father's name, fledgling, and often outgunned by his then-teammate Kevin Magnussen, had a bad season driving for Haas, but mainly because of accidents and needed repairs. In a passage that unwittingly demonstrated how much rage Steiner still had for his former boss months after, team principal Guenther Steiner addressed the topic of Schumacher's spectacular crash at the Japanese Grand Prix bare in his book Surviving to Drive.

Sebastian Vettel, the current Formula One world champion, has backed fellow German driver Mick Schumacher to return to racing next year. Schumacher's 'possibility' for him to join a team on the grid, with ambiguity surrounding some of the current drivers' futures, according to Vettel, a four-time World champion. The young German is now Mercedes' third driver behind Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, but has reportedly impressed in the sim throughout the year.

At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Mick Schumacher paid tribute to his father's Mercedes F1 career by wearing Michael Schumacher's original overalls and race helmet. The 24-year-old has devoted his life to motorsport, rising as their top reserve driver this season and was given the opportunity to drive at the prestigious annual festival.

After all this season, Mick Schumacher may have been on Formula One's radar, with AlphaTauri keen to face the former Haas driver. Schumacher left Haas' American side at the end of the 2022 season after a string of disappointing results, scoring points just twice throughout the season. Nico Hulkenberg was recalled for 2023, with former German partner Kevin Magnussen scoring six points and the former being confined to two for Haas.

In a recent interview, Guenther Steiner expressed regret for a single insult he levied against his former driver Mick Schumacher last month. The Haas team's chief has expressed dissatisfaction with Schumacher's rocky last season as a manager, as well as the horrors he suffered with in his book Surviving to Drive. Steiner said that during their 2022 campaign, the 24-year-old cost the team a whopping £1.7 million in repairs, with his injury during the first session at the Japanese Grand Prix costing the team £550,000 alone.

On Sunday afternoon, Elon Musk, Patrick Mahomes, Roger Federer, Serena Williams, and others were among the celebrity descending on Florida for the Miami Grand Prix. There are three major races scheduled for the 2023 season, and this week marks the first of the year - with a slew of major names making the most of the chance to experience the sport in the sunshine. Federer, the tennis legend, was one of the first to arrive on race-day, as well as Mick Schumacher, the son of F1 legend Michael and current Mercedes third driver.

Mick Schumacher has delved into the 'unique' relationship he has enjoyed with Mercedes since joining the team in December, including with engineers who worked with his legendary dad Michael. Schumacher joined Mercedes and has been a back-up to Lewis Hamilton and George Russell since parting ways with Haas last year. Schumacher revealed that working in reserve to the British duo has given him valuable knowledge, as a diary entry on the Mercedes AMG website.

Mick Schumacher and his ex manager at Haas Guenther Steiner have no passions, and the executive has now savaged the teenage driver in his latest book. Schumacher was fired by Haas at the end of the 2022 season and has since taken a backwards step to become a reserve at Mercedes, behind Lewis Hamilton and George Russell. Michael's 24-year-old son, the son of the legendary former F1 racer Michael, found life in Haas tough, particularly because of the barriers.

JONATHAN MCEVOY: BY JONATHAN MCEVOY (exclusive interview): For a long time, no one really knew Guenther Steiner. He was a Formula One backwoodsman. In some circles, a dutiful servant, a good boss, and well-known. And then, a teen, perhaps 16 years old, tried to get his autograph, or even a selfie that was more likely, she collapsed flat on her face. On the hard, shiny floor. Guenther was not aware of the crash, but he learned about the group around him, and we quietly swapped positions in the queue so he was just marginally more obscured from view. This is what Netflix has done to him. The Haas team principal is known for his straight-talking and, more accurately, expletive-riddled demeanour, and he is a hostage to fame wherever he goes.

For the new Formula One season, Mick Schumacher has been given a reserve position at McLaren. After being dropped by Haas, the 23-year-old German lost his full time on the grid. If either of his Australian rookie teammates or Oscar Piastri are unable to participate, he would now deputise for Brit Lando Norris or his Australian rookie teammate Oscar Piastri.

Haas also unveiled its brand new black, white, and red livery ahead of the 2023 campaign. The grid's only American team made the most of its opponents by launching their concept first, ahead of their debut as a title sponsor for Moneygram. The car's livery is drastically different from the 2022 version, with mainly black interiors replacing last year's white.

MCEVOY: Mercedes have named Mick Schumacher as their reserve driver for 2023, demonstrating their hope that Lewis Hamilton will not suffer a retirement from them. When Hamilton's boss Toto Wolff was fired by McLaren, he had intended to enlist the reliable Daniel Ricciardo to fill the reserve role. He was supposed to act as 'cover' in the event that Hamilton resigns. Hamilton was still reeling from the brutal manner in which he lost last year's title, as well as working with a subpartial Mercedes at that point. However, he has since spoke openly about going beyond his current contract, which will come to an end in 2023.

Mick Schumacher will be Mercedes' reserve driver for the 2023 season, according to Mercedes. Michael, the son of seven-time champion Michael, has ended his four-year service as a Ferrari junior, after losing his Haas seat to returning Nico Hulkenberg. It means he will compete with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and George Russell in a season where the Mercedes team is hoping to return to the top of the standings.

Toto Wolff, the Mercedes team's principal, has expressed his desire in giving Mick Schumacher a reserve job for next season, with the son of seven-time Forumula One world champion Michael a free agent after leaving Haas. Schumacher's departure from Haas was revealed last week by the US-owned team, with the German driver's deal coming to an end following the final final of the F1 season in Abu Dhabi. Nico Hulkenberg, the 23-year-old has been brought to Havoc by his older compatriot.

Since the Haas team, the son of Ferrari legend and seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, informed Mick Schumacher, that he would not have a full-time Formula drive next season. Nico Hulkenberg, a veteran German, was replaced by younger compatriot Nico Hulkenberg, as well as Danish driver Kevin Magnussen. Schumacher, who has been linked to Mercedes, made his debut with Haas last season after winning the 2020 Formula Two championship last weekend but was out of money after that final race in Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina.

Mick Schumacher could be left homeless on next year's Formula One grid, with Haas expected to swap him with Formula One veteran Nico Hulkenberg. Michael's uncle, the legendary seven-time champion, has failed over his two seasons in the sport, scoring just 12 points and being easily defeated by his more experienced teammate Kevin Magnussen. In the coming days, Haas is expected to introduce their second driver to Magnussen, and BILD has reported that Schumacher will be replaced by German countryman Hulkenberg.

Brad Pitt was attending the Formula One United States Grand Prix in Austin on Saturday at the Circuit of The Americas. The 58-year-old performer looked to be enjoying his time at the racing festival, during which he posed for a number of photographs, one of which was taken in front of Mick Schumacher's garage. Besides being present at the race, the actor spent time with Top Gun: Maverick producer Joseph Kosinski.

Haas F1 has withdrawn Russian sponsorship from its cars following Russia's takeover of Ukraine, eight months after Russia's takeover of Ukraine. And better for Haas, the only American-owned team in Formula One will now be backed by a multinational corporation headquartered in Dallas, Texas. On Thursday, MoneyGram was announced as the new title sponsor for the Haas race team ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. Starting next season, the team will be called MoneyGram Haas F1 and the two-car livery will have a new appearance that blends the red and white colors of both Haas Automation and MoneyGram, a digital money transfer company.

NATHAN SALT IN SUZUKA: Pierre Gasly traded AlphaTauri for Alpine to create an all-French line-up in the latest shake-up of Formula One's grid for 2023. Gasly, 26, has filled the seat of Fernando Alonso, who will leave for Aston Martin in the summer, on a multi-year contract, allowing Nyck de Vries to take his first seat in F1 at AlphaTauri. For 2023, just two spots - Williams and Haas - have been confirmed, with Mick Schumacher, the current Havoc mayor, and axed McLaren actor Daniel Ricciardo sweating on their futures on the grid.

NATHAN SALT IN SUZUKA: Mick Schumacher's miserable season ended in Suzuka as the under-pressure German crashed out in first practice. After the first session, Schumacher was returning to the pit-lane but had lost control at Turn 7, gliding across the gravel and smashing into the barriers. Schumacher's car had pieces of it strewn across the gravel, but Schumacher was able to get out unharmed as he returned to the paddock, fuming at his new omission.

Formula One is back, and the 2022 champion could be announced as soon as this weekend, almost three weeks after the last race weekend in Monza. It speaks to Max Verstappen's absolute dominance that the championship race was over before we even reached summer, and with six races remaining, it could be a moot point come Monday morning. However, there are so many other sub-plots in the paddock as there always are. Can Daniel Ricciardo tap into his good fortune over the years at Singapore to make a compelling argument for one of the three remaining 2023 seats?How will Alex Albon get on in his first race back having been in intensive care following respiratory failure?And what about Mick Schumacher and his expected divorce from Haas? As F1 heads to the Marina Bay Circuit, Sportsmail picks six things to watch out for.