In 2023, Mick Schumacher will come to all Formula 1 stages as a reserve Mercedes driver and help the team by working on the simulator. Mick has made no secret of his desire to get behind the wheel again in 2024, but Sebastian Vettel thinks the chances of a return are minimal.
“The situation is difficult for Mick at the moment,” Sebastian Vettel told Germany’s Sky Sport. – There is probably only one spot left in the peloton, and it is quite difficult to get it. But there is always a small chance that everything will turn out fine.
It is important that things go well for Mick next season. To do this, he must keep working to get a second chance. This is especially important for German motorsport, because Mick is not only the biggest young talent from Germany, but probably the only one at the moment.”
Speaking about the prospects of the German Grand Prix returning to the Formula 1 calendar, Vettel said: “The costs of organizing a Grand Prix are too high and perhaps the Germans are too pragmatic. The popularity of Formula 1 is growing all over the world, but not in Germany.”
Source: F1 News
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