Race fans are relieved that Mick Schumacher has been unharmed from the big crash at the 2022 F1 Monaco Grand Prix. Schumacher described the accident as “very annoying,” but team representative Guenther Steiner is critical of Kot, who suffered two major crashes this season.
Mick Schumacher, who was running outside the point range, lost control of the rear rear of the VF-22 at the swimming pool on lap 28 when he was chasing Zhou Guanyu and crashed into the barrier. It’s the same place where Daniel Ricciardo crashed in FP2.
The rear part of the car was torn from the main chassis and split into two. Mick Schumacher was able to get off the car on his own before being checked by the medical staff.
Regarding the crash, Mick Schumacher said, “I’m okay. Of course, it’s very annoying. I’m sure I was there when it comes to pace. It’s important to stay on the track, but unfortunately I couldn’t.”
“I feel okay,” Schumacher said. “Obviously it’s very annoying. When it comes to pace, I think we were definitely there. It’s a matter of getting it on track and unfortunately I couldn’t do it. ..
“The pace was strong and I felt like I was able to attack and push. It was a little too bulging. It might be about 10 cm in the end, but I lost all the grip I was thinking of. And unfortunately. The result is as it happened. “
Teammate Kevin Magnussen retired shortly before the Mick Schumacher incident due to a power unit issue, breaking the 100% record for the Haas F1 Team in Monaco. Team representative Guenther Steiner screamed and regretted in the paddock.
However, Guenther Steiner issued a casual warning after the Grand Prix to Mick Schumacher, who was unable to compete in the race due to a big crash in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying.
“As for Mick, of course I saw what happened,” Guenther Steiner said.
“It’s rare to have another big crash. We need to figure out how to move forward from here.”
The rear part of the car was torn from the main chassis and split into two. Mick Schumacher was able to get off the car on his own before being checked by the medical staff.
Regarding the crash, Mick Schumacher said, “I’m okay. Of course, it’s very annoying. I’m sure I was there when it comes to pace. It’s important to stay on the track, but unfortunately I couldn’t.”
“I feel okay,” Schumacher said. “Obviously it’s very annoying. When it comes to pace, I think we were definitely there. It’s a matter of getting it on track and unfortunately I couldn’t do it. ..
“The pace was strong and I felt like I was able to attack and push. It was a little too bulging. It might be about 10 cm in the end, but I lost all the grip I was thinking of. And unfortunately. The result is as it happened. “
Teammate Kevin Magnussen retired shortly before the Mick Schumacher incident due to a power unit issue, breaking the 100% record for the Haas F1 Team in Monaco. Team representative Guenther Steiner screamed and regretted in the paddock.
However, Guenther Steiner issued a casual warning after the Grand Prix to Mick Schumacher, who was unable to compete in the race due to a big crash in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying.
“As for Mick, of course I saw what happened,” Guenther Steiner said.
“It’s rare to have another big crash. We need to figure out how to move forward from here.”
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