The European press is discussing rumors that Mick Schumacher will host the next Formula 1 round in Canada.
After the collision between Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly on the first lap of the Monaco Grand Prix, Alpine team boss Bruno Famen said the incident would have consequences for Ocon and that the team would take ‘radical measures’.
These words have not yet been followed by any details, so rumors have emerged that Esteban will be suspended from participating in the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix, and that Mick Schumacher will occupy the podium in Montreal instead. Given that Mick had previously been mentioned as one of the candidates for a seat at Alpine in 2025, the option to take part in the race in Canada will allow the team to evaluate the German rider in ‘combat’ conditions.
Schumacher himself makes no secret of the fact that he aims to return to Formula 1. Mick told German Sky: “My goal and dream is to compete in Formula 1. It has been that way and always will be that way. . That’s why I have to make sure the dominoes fall in my favor. I hope I get a spot.
To do this I must perform as well as possible in the WEC and continue to serve and negotiate in Formula 1 as a reserve driver.”
In addition to Schumacher, Alpine reserve driver Jack Duane will also get the chance to drive in Canada. After the finish of the race in Monaco, journalists saw Bruno Famen having a lengthy conversation with Mick Douin, Jack’s father and manager.
Source: F1 News
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