Mick Schumacher transfers to Aston Martin F1 to replace Vettel?[F1-Gate .com]

Haas F1 Team Mick Schumacher is reportedly currently at the top of the list of potential drivers to replace Sebastian Vettel with the Aston Martin F1 in 2023.

Aston Martin F1 hasn’t enjoyed the best start in the 2022 season and the new regulation era. The team is currently in the Constructors’ Championship with 6 points.

At the Spanish Grand Prix, an updated version of the AMR22, which closely resembles the Red Bull RB18, was introduced, and although the IA (International Automobile Federation) approved it as legal, it made a fuss with Red Bull Racing, but it was able to produce results. However, both Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll missed the point.

And the uncertainty surrounding the future of the Aston Martin F1 team and Sebastian Vettel is also increasing. The four-time F1 World Champion wants to see signs of strong progress if it commits beyond this season.

However, Sebastian Vettel is increasingly expected to say goodbye to Aston Martin F1 and F1 with the 2022 season.

If Sebastian Vettel leaves, Aston Martin F1 team owner Lawrence Stroll has already been reported to be keen to bring in two-time F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso.

However, the Italian version of Motorsport.com claims that a new name, Mick Schumacher, has joined the conversation. According to the site, Aston Martin is trying to improve sales in Europe by focusing on the German market and sees the name of the German driver and most famous racing driver as a strong marketing of these efforts. That is.

Not surprisingly, Aston Martin F1 has not confirmed that Mick Schumacher is at the top of the 2023 acquisition list.

Of course, the deal between Mick Schumacher and the Haas F1 Team is a bit more complicated than most, as it’s actually a two-way deal that’s also a member of the Ferrari Driver Academy.

But Motorsport.com says the Haas F1 Team is the only team Ferrari can offer seats to Mick Schumacher in F1 and the situation isn’t too complicated.
In support of this report, the Aston Martin F1 already has a second German driver. It was Nico Hulkenberg who replaced Vettel in the first two rounds of 2022 when Sebastian Vettel was infected with the new coronavirus.

Mick Schumacher hasn’t scored points yet this season, but has been competitive in the recent lined after the initial struggle to reach the standards set by new teammate Kevin Magnussen.