This weekend, Mick Schumacher will compete in Suzuka for the first time – and he is looking forward to the Japanese stage with optimism…
Q: Formula 1 returns to Japan after a hiatus caused by Covid-19. What memories does Suzuka evoke in you?
Mick SchumacherA: I remember a trip to Japan with my family in 2010-2011. It was a great time, I love Japanese food, I had a great time. Looking forward to trying the track in Suzuka behind the wheel of a car.
Q: In Suzuka the weather is changeable, there are typhoons and heavy rains. How do you take this into account when preparing for a race?
Mick Schumacher: Rain would be nice, usually our car does well in wet conditions.
Q: In the Esques, the two Degners and the 130R need compromise settings to reduce understeer and maintain top speed at the end of the lap. How will the VF-22 behave?
Mick Schumacher: I think the Japanese track suits our car. We know that some teams are preparing new items, but we are confident in the VF-22. It is important to do everything right and on time.
Q: In Japan, people often talk about incredibly passionate and devoted fans. What support have you felt in the past?
Mick Schumacher: This is my first time coming to Suzuka as a driver and looking forward to meeting the fans. They have supported my father for many years and I am sure they still support him now. I look forward to seeing red flags with his name on them.
Source: F1 News
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