Is Mick Schumacher ready for Formula 1?
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2020
- When you say the name 'Schumacher', you instantly think of Michael and his amazing achievements. His son Mick is also following in his footsteps, and he too is collecting a healthy array of wins and titles. But is he just a name or can Mick emulate - at least in some way - the success his father had?
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Officially signed with Haas for 2021 - congrats Mick!
I really hope that people won't be expecting the world out of him, just because of his father.
He is his own person. Everyone is born with a certain maximum potential and we don't know where that is for Mick.
@@lordflufffluff Same. I want him to cultivate his own legacy, free of pressure. I want him to become Michael; I don't expect him to be Michael.
I wish it was Mick in the Merc rather than George, but it is still good enough for him.
Pin this Josh 😂
Won the F2 Championship now - making moves
Personally I don't care about how good he is or what his name holds, he is a genuine nice guy. The crash with Shwartzman showed how he instantly holds he hand up to accept responsibility. And that's why I like him so much.
And people forget that whilst Micheal was a GOD he was very dirty so I’m glad that possibly the main and only critique you could have of Micheal is clearly not inherited. I think Mick will be very very good but tbh I don’t see him on a Leclerc level. Maybe he will prove me wrong
My dad and I still think it wasn’t his fault for that incident, but that might just be us. I know I am biased, but my dad doesn’t care too much.
@@swattoolblaastoose1761 Ah, come on, always the same crap. Michael was dirty like any other from that era of F1. Senna, Prost, Mansell, Schumacher etc. It is like it is, nothing special to talk about just because it's about Schumacher.
@@jigglediggle29 argreed most of the greats had at least 1 crash at fault
@@swattoolblaastoose1761 to be honest I still dont see what everyone sees in Leclerq. I think Max will easily beat him, just like Russel if that guy had a car that works. Leclerq was just lucky last year to be in a Ferrari, well this year he is very strong, but look at what other drivers did with shitty cars. Leclerq is overrated
2:05 the crazy thing. Mick was with him when the accident happened. He saw everyting...
Yeah it’s really sad
Damn
And Mick is still one of the most humble and kind drivers around and still one of the best ,he deserves that seat,its been hard times for him and he still drives amazing,that proves something,he will only get better unlike some that come as prodigies and than just stay in the same form,while some more humble drivers slowly improve
@@mrbungle3310 Best comment right here. I hope Mick gets up to speed quickly when given his opportunity.
That must be heartbreaking.
I really hope all the pressure of being the son of the great Michael Schumacher doesn't stunt him as a driver, he's not even in F1 yet and the pressure is enormous...
He has been handling it very well so far. Considering he is the only eye witness to Michaels accident. Many young drivers would be crushed under the weight of pressure that Mick has endured so far.
Oh, the pressure will be there. Michael Schumacher once said in a German Interview that his son can be everything what he wants, but being a F1-Driver will be a hard time for him. Most likely he meant that they will all look on the name "Schumacher", despite Mick just being some driver who is driving in F1.
And the name "Schumacher" is a good thing in the Junior series, but the higher it gets, the more of a burden it is.
He copes with it amazing i think,hes chill and humble,plus performs very calm
It can have problems being the son of a great and trying to follow him, for example nelson piquet junior,
But also if you look at Aachen tendualker’s son, Arjun, he is currently playing cricket for India under 16s. So there can be advantages and also he will have more attention, this could drive him, or sink him. Also he will be more likely to get a seat compared to joe bloggs if they have the same ability, and personality because the media coverage will be attractive to teams like haas, alfa Romeo and Williams.
@Boris Posavec yes. But for me I’m hyped about him because he’s a potential f2 champion. I’m about as hyped about him as I was with George Russell or lando Norris.
Imagine how good Mick would be if his dad was there to orientate him.
I feal like his dad having the accident is what gives him the drive, to keep the name alive
I thought the same thing the whole video
It brings tears to my eyes think about how he has a father that has one of the best racing minds ever and he cannot tap into that knowledge. His father cannot be there to help and guide him to great success. But at the same time, it makes him a better driver because he is carving his own path and learning about himself and pushing to improve. I do believe, Mick is a future champ.
I guess u can kinda compare it Earnhardt Jr in nascar, could he have perhaps accomplish more if his father was still there to share his experience?
Well your going to have to because that potato isn't coming back
He’s leading the F2 championship atm so he’s doing SOMETHING right.
And it's not like the field is easy either.
Nah mate he’s only top because of his name 🤣🤦♂️ (this is a joke pls don’t kill me)
@@ColHanko yea they all got so nostalgic so they put his name up top xD
Fanboy vibe detected.
I mean many people have done well in lower categories doesn't mean there's any good in upper classes, mick Is fast and will most likely do well but who knows.
I like to imagine what would happen if his father majorly helped him in his career.
I think Mick told that he uses a lot of tips which his father gave to him a few days ago
You were in tommof1s comments aswell....
@@baysea259 source?
@liinkl Give me 15-20min I’ll paste it here. I’m a bit busy rn
@@baysea259 alright no hurry
‘Mick will not have a dud teammate’
umm...
that line aged like Milk
I thought it was Sette Camara who got that award who is teammate was…
*Insert Picture of Mahaveer Ragunanthan here*
What people fail to see is he has had no help from his dad whatsoever....we all know the condition of Michael and for a child to grow up practically without a dad and do what he is doing.....BIG PROPS MY MAN
except..... his name????
@@toddritter5638 u can only get to a certain point with ur name...not win an F2 title
@@tanmaygarg30 sponsors don't run away when you're named schumacher. obviously he's talented.
Mick is leading one of the most stacked f2 grids in the history of f2 even with terrible luck so he's doing something right
this. This F2 field is extremely competitive.
Even more than previous years.
@@wolfx.2546 I see it the other way round. Many Albons and Grosjeans in this season's F2, but no Leclerc or Verstappen.
@@wolfx.2546 2018 had a decent grid! Albon, Russell and Norris all in it and fighting for the title.
@@Bleifuss88 grosjean was great back in the day
@@Xiphactinus Bruh, Russell finished like 70 points ahead of both of them iirc. It was a one way title fight
Mick shows similar qualities to his father: Michael was never considered an outright racing talent, someone like Heinz Harald Frenzen or Karl Wendliger were considered to have much more natural speed. But what Michael had was an unrivaled work ethic, not seen by most formula 1 drivers in the past: he would test and test and test and test until the car was as good as it could possibly be. With Ferrari and their private testing track plus unrestricted testing back in the day, it really played to his strengths (and was probably the major reason his comeback wasn't as successful, combined with his simulator sickness). Someone like NIgel Mansel, who is considered one of the alltime greats, had nowhere near a work ethinc of Schumacher.
Micks progress in the junior categories is impressive and shows he has what it takes to get to F1, but staying their or even get successfull is an entierly differnent story. We basically have to wait and see. Not every driver with a great junior formula record made a big impact in F1, sometimes due to outside circumstances. I think even if he doesn't win the title in F2, he earned a chance in F1. And than do his talking on the track.
It's interesting, I heard from a friend who knew a guy at the Prema simulator that Shwartzman's talent was dauntingly good but Schumacher had the work ethic of a maniac and would toil away while Robert went there, did two or three runs and then f*ck off
I think you are underrating MSC natural speed. Obviously his work ethic is probably the best of all time in F1, but I have read that in his Sportscar career he was usually the fastest between him, Frentzen, and Wendlinger, but he was a tyre eater and fuel consumer, which is more important in sportscars than in single seaters. Barrichello usually handled the tyres better as well. Also, you can't forget he qualified p7 with his average Jordan in which he had almost no experience, and usually demoloshed his teammates in qualifying were the raw speed shows first. Some underrate his teammates, but people forget how highly rated they were, especially Barrichello who went toe to toe with Button in his older years who is no slouch either. Raw speed gets you so far, but his work ethic combined with his speed is what allowed him to be almost seconds faster than anybody until 2003 where Alonso and Raikkonen developed enough to be top drivers. I think the myth that he had average speed comes from the British press trying to diminish his achievements.
Well Peter sauber recently said that Schumacher was easily the fastest driver of the 3, but that frentzen because of his age/ experience had an advantage over Schumacher and Wendlinger.
Champion of F3, Champion of F2, next is F1. :D
@@MyMili1234 ayy lmao
“he won’t have a dud of a teammate” well that aged well
I'm rooting for him, the charges I've seen him make from the back of the field put tears in my eyes.
His start at Monza was beautiful
@@AbrahamArthemius yeah, P7 to P2 before the first corner, that really was a great start
@@deeptenduganguly8530 thats a common theme every race,his starts are very good
@@deeptenduganguly8530 Hi shows the same yesterday, from 10 to 5 before the first corner.
Is Mahaveer Raghunathan ready for F2 again, maybe even F1?(that's the real question)
But it's F1 ready for him...
@@nandusai lol
F0 better than F1
If he can make it to f2 on pure talent alone, he can make it to f1
Hilarious comment
Just give mick his chance to find his groove and to be his own driver. The last thing he needs is even more pressure.
He appears to, if his stellar f2 campaign is any indication.
And now he’s put a HAAS the slowest car on the grid by far into Q2 in Turkey. Safe to say he definitely deserves to be here
Judging off his race results at Abu Dhabi, Mick has the talent to do great things. In a different car like Alpine or Alpha Tauri, he might do better, but still being his first season he did show his character by being a respectful young driver. I’ll be cheering for him in the coming seasons
As a german i wish Mick all the luck in the world for the last races and his first f1 Season. He loves racing and is the son of the most successful Driver (at least in my eyes ... im 24 years and grew up with Michael) the pressure on him is massive plus his father had a fatal accident... he is not at the racetrack to support him ... i cant imagine how hard this is ... He knows everyone is watching on him and he knows if he didn’t perform or gets a podium he gets labeled as „Only the son off ....“ he Needs this Titel to show all critics he might not have the speed in one lap but Performs over the whole Race and Season .
The media needs to calm down about the son of 7 times f1 champions. He's just another racing driver that happen to be the son of Micheal Schumacher.
You know he leads the f2, right?
@@mtgplayer1239 he meant that he is MICK as in his own person he wants to make his own name not just Michael's son
Well You know that’s not how the world works.
Well said. Very well said.
@@abinterslick like Alex is a brother of Marc Marquez.
Living in germany I can say everyone is expecting so mich of him. But this is unfair. He is not Michael. He is Mick. He can be proud what he already achieved with the burden of that name. He will go his way and I think he will be a very good formula 1 driver.
Thanks for the content mate. As always keep going. So nice quality content you're offering here.
Mick is a amazing person, humble , focused, consistent and passion ed and that makes him champion quality. We love you Mick and wish you lots of blessings for the new season next year.
5:04 Always love that serious voice.
0:49 and the nephew of the other one.... LMAO
@The Krillman Experience Yes even he's not a slouch as well
And in case anyone didn't know, David Schumacher is currently in F3, Ralf's son. (Though he didn't do well this year).
@@ARKWalton True (but with him most likely to sign for Trident, a much better team than Charouz and Carlin, I can see him getting podiums and wins. If not, then he'll be at least consistent).
Ralf Schumacher wasn't even a bad driver. Just never had a championship winning car
6:34
Alternate line, but by far the best achievement of mick’s career came at the Russian Grand Prix where he managed to turn a race at Sochi from a s***show to ... well kind of not a s***show
4:32 "Dick Tantrum" hahahahaha - I am dying!!
We should give him at least 2 years of time to shine( if he enters f1)
Can't even begin to imagine the amount of pressure he has been under. Excited to see what he does in F1.
I miss Michael Schumacher I hope he is okey 😢
Same here
he is a vegetable now unfortunately, probably he is not able to breathe on his own
@@PascalLuchs I'm not a fan of speculations but that's what i think as well.
That he's in a persistent vegetative state.
@@PascalLuchs I think he is given the circumstances doing well and just doesn't want the public attentiom
@@derflachwitzking8685 yeah I thought he's recovering and doing rehabilitation as well
Without comparing his fathers career with Mik's, as far as he has done in the first 1/4 of 2021, he has done fantastic. Although being hobbled in the donkey of this years Hass, he has ticked all the boxes that rookies should. He has out qualified mazaspin 4-0, outdriven the horrible car, keeping it on the road and bringing the car not as far behind the alfa's and williams,and not breaking the car regularly.
He does seem to be a driver who slowly builds his season to end with good finishing stats. And as a learning, rookie in the worst car on the grid, experience will smooth off the rough edges. And he is also widely liked and respected in the paddock too. No bad thing in comparison to Tsunoda, Mazaspin, and the other rookies this year.
I can see, with the onset of the 2022 changes, that he could be in serious running to take raikonnens seat at alpha, and a solid midfield driver in the next 2years
Can’t we get lord mahaveer to be in Haas!
+ Gelael
2021 here,he is doing great,and got in front of latifi one race,very nice kid
Imagine if Mick took all if Hamiltons records
Would love it
is not going to happen he is not world champion material leclerc is so much better
The return of the Schumacher
Doubt that would happen but it's not impossible.
@@iphantum5493 Thats what they said when Michael retired the first time.
Last Time i was this early lord mahaveer was still in f2
His spirit lives on
He never left
The last time I was early Mahaveer won BossGP
Last time i was this late mahaveer will be in f1
can you guys stopppp hahahaha i'm dying over here
I feel really bad for him because he is starting his career with a not-so-good car (to be polite), a conflictive mate (Mazespin), and an under-founded team (grazing incompetence). Hopefully, he will have more opportunities in the future, and luckily another team will develop his potential.
7:16 looking back, holy hell we were more wrong than wrong can possibly be when it comes to something wrong being wrong
Mick always has a dud year before figuring out his machine if seems. He’s certainly F1 material if he keeps progressing I can see him being a frontrunner but he’s not the generational talent Leclerc is
He might to a Max and become the fastest on the grid only limited by his car without anyone expecting it, or he will become another Bruno Senna/Piquet JR.
if he figures out that Haas, he is already 3 steps ahead of Gunther
Leclerc whist a very good driver is some what over rated, his excellent results are in the cheating fezz, yes he has wrung the neck of this years machine but he has not out driven it in the same way Russell has the the williams, Leclerc is also no were the talent level of max. The likely hood is you'll see merc and how ever max drives for long term fighting it out for wins
@@simonglancy7070 that's F1. One day a driver will get a good result and fans will hype him to the second coming of Senna. The next day he doesn't do well, and fans say he's worse than Maldonado. Overrating is what all 'fans' do. But Leclerc is still on course for Top 4 in drivers with that Fiat, so he is good, and he was also the First Ferrari driver in 9 years to win at Monza, albeit with a illegal engine. He did what Vettel, Raikkonen and Massa couldn't manage in his first year for them, same like Max. So imo we shouldn't compare them, just grab some popcorn and enjoy the new Hakkinen vs Schumacher thing that is Leclerc vs Verstappen
@@simonglancy7070 Charles not on the level od Max? Really mate, are you british or Dutch?
Josh you manus
Where is our Raghunathan joke at the end?
tbh i was hoping to see him in a haas race suit
Considering the car he was in, I think he did well in his first season.
I have high hopes for Mick, I'd like to see him in an Alfa Romeo.
Best wishes to everyone in 2022.
Even though Mick might take a year or two to start lighting up the world, his work ethic to always keep improving shows he can get to wherever he wants to go. Also, he is making it into F1 with better overall results from his Junior Formula than some of the young drivers in it right now. Not to mention, he is in the most competitive F2 championship ever! If it was for his two unlucky races at the start of the season, he would be checked out in the points. He was running second in both cases.
HOLD UP
he made racing at sochi look exiting WOW he deserves a spot in f1
Before you look at his surname, remember he is human. I commend him personally for the rise up to where he is. He didn't start like the best but he is constantly changing since he went from being at the bottom to the top
"Mick will not have a dud teammate this year"
aged like toto
Yesssss! So happy you've created this video. Pissed myself laughing at the 'And the other one...' bit...
With the childhood he has had to endure (yes money isn't a concern but to not have your dad around and see him be a vegetable is an altogether horrible situation), he has done really well. Carries himself professionally and doesn't seem to have any arrogant air to himself. and now the F2 champion.
All the best for his F1 journey.
I'm typically of the opinion that, if the child of a person famous within a particular field decides to enter that same field, we should only ever judge them by their own merits. Mick has proven himself a capable driver, but I don't think he should be expected to fill the shoes of a seven-time world champion. Let Mick do his own thing (provided said thing isn't "crash into literally everyone"), see how his career progresses, and his team should provide the support every driver needs
If his performance in the earlier formulas is anything to go by. Then we could see Mick have a sort of slow start in the beginning, and not such big results. But with more time and more comfort in the car, we could see something special. Hopefully we will see him hit the ground running but it is more likley that he will need some time before the big results will come
He was good after 2021 season so far, in 2021 he quietly learning and pushing his car to the limit unlike mazepin. But i still can't quite thinking. Why ralf wasn't takes Michael places when mick needed advice. Of course it's different times and tech. But he have acknowledge.
Been waiting for this vid for a while. Cheers Josh
Let's do it mick.. i need to see a worthy son to a legendary father before i die mate.. don't know why sequels suck but the ine thing i must say, you take your time , you listen and you have knack to learn quickly..you can be a champion..will be nice to see you taking the title from Hamilton..what a story will that be
Mick is Mick
Michael is Michael
Schumacher is forever ❤️
God these videos are utterly LEGENDARY!
I've followed F2 and F3 for a few years now and I think Schumacher is one of those guys who takes a while to find his feet. If he can stay in F1 for a few seasons, I think he has a good shot at landing a drive with a top team
I reckon he will take the first year to get up to speed with F1 whilst pushing the team forward and getting as good a result as he can with haas, but the second year (2022) is what Steiner has said that they are focusing on, 2021 is purely to get the drivers up to speed. But looking at how Mick (like his father) is mega consistent, has the best pace in the most competitive F2 field in a long while, and is always on form, I reckon he will have a bright future in F1
7:16 no further comments
He’s definitely the favorite for the F2 title after his win at Bahrain today. Hello from America
Following his career since about 2016, there have been some ups and downs, but at this stage he has everything needed to be in F1 💪
Great vid as always mate! Hopefully he will do the surname proud in F1!
He's in that death trap Haas . .pretty big handicap to overcome
4:55 😂😂
You've gotta do Juan Pablo Montoya. His battle with Michael Schumacher. And ultimately, his crash into a jet dryer in nascar
I think I watched more than half of the races this season and he always had the best start. He is so focused. Reminds me of someone 🤔
Hello from 2022 post-Austria: MICK IS DOING GREAT
7:20 mick will not have a dud teammate here oh how has that aged
Another Great review Josh, you are the best Australian F1 commentator on RUclips period !..
Been waiting for this video and it did not disappoint
The fact that He is learning without his dad is something to take notice. He will surpass his father in his own terms.
He will do a good job but the media should take it easy on him
I can’t wait to see Schumacher name in F1
Been waiting all day for this
Foking nice video again, Gunther Revell
5 months later: Yes. Yes, he is.
Watching his career so far, he seems to be a good driver... Takes his time understanding the ropes from the looks of it... But nothing yet has shown that he had the caliber of Leclare, Russell or Max...
Good practice at Hass. Hope he gets An Alfa Romeo drive next year for a few years.
Well Just got home from work
Time to seat back and watch Josh 👍🏻
Lets go
I have a bad feeling that Mick will be an another Bruno Senna, a Piquet Jr, but you never know.
I'm kind of scared for that aswell, but you never know what will happen.
Or maybe a Nelson Piquet Jr..
Bruno would've been a much better driver if he continued racing after Ayrton's death. He stopped karting for like 10 years after Ayrton died and this didn't help his development as a driver.
@@snowcune9342 Sadly stories like that happen all the time. After NASCAR driver Davey Allison died, his wife became extremely overprotective of their kids, and pulled his son Robbie out of racing. After a solid 2 decades of drifting without meaning, he reconnected with his grandpa Bobby, a former NASCAR champion, and he started racing again. People often wonder if Robbie would be in NASCAR today if his dad hadn't died in that Helicopter crash in 93.
@@TheBrainSpecialist mostly, Dan Wheldon’s children are still racing even after his passing.
Max is hoping he isn't like his father. He basically ended the career of "jos the boss"
His dad outworked and outmaneuvered everyone in his path. Schuey was ruthless when he had to.
I really hope he does a bang up job in F1. Michael Schumacher remains my favourite driver of all time. Mick is prodigious and I hope he gets all the time he needs to shine. The boy deserves it.
Poor Mick it sucks for your dad not to see your success
Thats the thing am scared of, once Mick comes to F1 everyone will be like: are you sure this is the son of a 7 time wdc..... and so on cuz honestly, he does have a lot of pressure on him cuz of the legendery name.
P.s What u said Josh about giving him a year or 2 so he can get used to the cars and so on, i couldn't agree more
I think newer generation f1 drivers are really strong. So is really harder to be the top driver these days.
You know it’s a good video when he does the Sean Galael part
A really good video mate.
Firstly, the name he is carrying, creates pressure like no other. And secondly, the years in the juniors have helped him mature which means he is ready for F1 if we look only at how mature someone is. But i genuinely think if he gets the Haas seat with Mazepin, Mick will be the faster and more consistent driver, meaning, he is going to win his teammate at least. And maybe the Williams drivers. And possibly Giovinazzi as well. But im most keen to follow his road in F1 and especially the first season when he gets to race against The Most Funniest and The Most Loved F1 Driver of all Time who also raced against his father: Kimi Räikkönen.
I want to see mick shumi vs Lewis Hamilton
Wait the “happy birthday covid” comment was funny tho. I mean I can smell the sarcasm from a mile away and so should everyone else lol
No, you should get mad about it instead and use it to personally hate the guy!
Most of us could easily tweet that not gonna lie lol
My favourite F1 channel
Keep up the great work budy
I can't help it I like Mick. I'd definitely have him in my team. Likeable chap, and his family has been through that awful tradegy. He seems quiet, considered, hard working and friendly. There's some more race craft to unlock minimum. An exciting driver to watch for sure.
So he needs 1 season to get shit together, and then its all the way up from there...
Simple
He's got real talent imo but it'd take at least 3 seasons for us to see it properly given how predictable the grid is in F1
It also will depend if he changes from haas to a better team
As an American and a NASCAR fan, I believe Mick will end up being like Dale Earnhardt Jr. Son of a 7 time champion and winning championships in lower series. He will be just an above average driver. Knocking on the door of championships yet falling short. Winning races every once and while. On track performance aside, he will be a great ambassador and fan favorite in the sport because of his last name. Perhaps bring back a crowd of older fans that stopped watching, but is now intrigued because "I watched his dad race, I was a huge fan of him, lets see what the kids got"
1:23 thats insanely impressive but sad at the same time
I think he is...
...took that opinion from LTF1 lol, if you haven't check out the vid, it was great
You forgot Max Verstappen and his dad
the thing is Damon Hill, Nico Rosberg and Jacques Villeneuve already won title, Max didn't yet
Jos had a few podiums. Schumacher crushed him and Herbert was far better as a number 2.
Speaking of Joey Mawson he spent 2018 in GP3 for Arden and topped their driver points but didn't have the money to go further so spent 2019 running around in the Porsche Super Cup then back to Aus
A Bruno Senna vid would be cool, ik he stopped racing when he was 10 but his carting record looked promising, fairly understandable reason to hand up the lid like
Oh yeah, this aged well
The best father son pairing is yet to come: Chanoch and Roy Nissany
And now he is the F2 World Champion! Looking forward to next year
Mick will be coming to F1 no question about it. Hopefully he does well and achieve what he sets out to achieve. Best of luck to him
Tbh mick was insanly unlucky in 2019 his reliability was so shit he could have won a race in russia if his engine didn’t blew up and podium in monza which would make him the 2nd highest standing rookie and highest ranking FDA driver
Mazepin's joke was pretty good in my humble opinion.
@Tone. F1 needs more people like that, people who are not afraid to speak up their mind. Unlike the pu**ies who kneel before every GP.
I'm so glad you said what you said at 4:32
"And the nephew of the other one..." - Glad i wasn't sipping coffee while listening to that. Had me unexpectedly laughing out loud.