A day in the simulator and a dash to the airport looks like a routine which Mick Schumacher may have to get used to, amidst reports of upcoming changes to his Mercedes schedule. mickschumacher mercedesf1 Formula1 f1
The teams and drivers are now taking stock after the opening three grands prix of the campaign, the most recent outing in Australia having been followed by a break of almost a month due to the cancellation of the Chinese Grand Prix.
And Schumacher, who joined Mercedes in a reserve role this season after being released by Haas, already has had a “shock” just from seeing the amount of work and communication going on between the Mercedes engineers. Hopefully what is to come is less of a shock to the system though, with Mercedes reportedly planning to change the way he supports the team as of the European leg of the campaign.state that from the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix onwards, Schumacher will remain at Mercedes’ Brackley base on the Friday, putting in the simulator laps to help the race team at the track with set-up work.
With the Emilia Romagna GP running from 19-21 May, this reported new schedule for example will see Schumacher in the simulator on that opening day, before catching a plane to Imola so that he can join the race team at the track on Saturday. At that stage Schumacher is at the track in the familiar capacity, present should Mercedes or McLaren run into a driver issue and require him to step in, but otherwise he will be supporting the Mercedes team on-site in the background as has been the case for the Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Australia race weekends this season already.
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