Mick Schumacher did not have the best start to the 2022 Formula 1 season, but in the races leading up to the summer break, the young German's performance improved. He posted his strongest qualifying result to date (P6) and finished in the points twice in a row. In the run-up to the second half of the season Schumacher hopes to continue that line.
Schumacher's expectations for the upcoming ninth races are clear: "Hopefully more points," he begins in a Haas press release. "We have some tracks ahead which should be good for us, and we have some tracks that will probably be difficult."
Schumacher takes 'crazy situations' into account
In addition, the Haas driver is taking into account 'crazy situations', which can occur especially in midfield during any race. Schumacher hopes to escape rather than be caught in the middle of the chaos and possibly achieve his best result yet.
For both Schumacher and team-mate Kevin Magnussen there is good news ahead of the upcoming race at Spa-Francorchamps: Guenther Steiner has announced at the German branch of Sky Sports Guenther Steiner has announced that both drivers will receive an update package for the Belgian Grand Prix.