Heinz-Harald Frentzen retired from Formula 1 20 years ago, after which he spent three more seasons in the German DTM touring car series, and in 2008 he contested the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the factory Aston Martin team, after which he rarely made it to the press.
But lately, the former Formula 1 driver, who finished third in the 1999 World Championship, is increasingly reminding himself, participating as an expert in Sky Deutschland broadcasts, and also actively commenting on what is happening in the motorsport world on social networks.
In particular, he offered his services to the Haas F1 team and said he was ready to help increase the speed of their car, but this joke was only a fraction of a joke, but in fact Heinz-Harald is concerned that the only German driver will remain in Formula 1, so he is ready to make an attempt to convince Gunther Steiner to re-sign a contract with Mick Schumacher.
Frentzen responded to German driver Sophia Flörsch’s reasoning that interest in Formula 1 is declining in Germany, literally writing the following in his comment: “Hülkenberg alone cannot sustain the German spirit. In my time in Formula 1, Michael Schumacher has already competed in the championship and won everything. Then I came to his aid, followed by his brother Ralph and Nick Heidfeld.
Niko, let me talk to Steiner so I can make your car a second faster. I’m ready to help with this, and I’ll also try to convince him to take Mick back to the team.
Source: F1 News
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