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Jean Todt believes that Mick Schumacher, considered “very nice”, is superior to at least half of the Formula 1 grid.

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
June 20, 2024
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Jean Todt acredita que Mick Schumacher, considerado “muito simpático”, é superior a pelo menos metade do grid da Fórmula 1.
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Jean Todt states that Mick Schumacher is unquestionably a superior driver compared to most current Formula 1 drivers. Schumacher, who debuted in the sport in 2021 with the Haas F1 team, had two disappointing seasons with the American team before being expelled at the end of 2022. However, Todt, former president of the FIA and team principal of Ferrari, believes that Schumacher possesses immense talent.

According to Todt, it is still uncertain whether Schumacher is among the best drivers in the sport currently. However, the Frenchman insisted that the 25-year-old German driver surpasses at least half of the Formula 1 grid. This statement carries a certain audacity, considering that Schumacher faced criticism from various people in the paddock regarding his performance in F1.

Furthermore, Todt speculated that Schumacher’s friendly personality may not be ideal for the ruthless world of Formula 1. The Frenchman argued that drivers must be willing to assert themselves aggressively in the pinnacle of motorsport, a quality that Schumacher may have lacked. Currently, the 25-year-old driver competes in the World Endurance Championship with Alpine.

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Many believed that Mick Schumacher would have an easy path to Formula 1 due to his father’s legacy. However, Jean Todt argued that this actually became a disadvantage for the German driver as it placed unrealistic expectations on the young driver during his time at Haas, a team with below-average equipment.

Todt went even further by stating that Mick Schumacher faced “unfair” pressure due to his famous last name. The Frenchman argued that this pressure significantly impacts a driver’s performance, and this was likely the case for the 25-year-old driver during his stint at Haas.

Indisputably, Jean Todt continues to show his support for Mick Schumacher. The German driver still has hopes of returning to Formula 1 in the future, possibly as early as next season. However, it seems unlikely that the 25-year-old driver will secure a spot on the grid. Fans can only hope that Schumacher receives another opportunity to prove his worth in the pinnacle of motorsport.

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