Mick Schumacher was closest to scoring his first F1 points while competing in Canada but a technical failure forces him to retire.
After the 30 race starts, Mick Schumacher is yet to score his first F1 career points. Even though he has got several opportunities to score points, he has never managed to bag one.
Coming to Canada, Schumacher had an incredible performance in qualifying. He brought in a P6 result that ensured him a third-row start for the main race.
Things couldn’t have been better for Schumacher to open his bank. But destiny had other plans, as in the initial phase of the race, he had to retire due to a technical failure.
This was the second DNF of the race, as Sergio Perez before him got retired after losing power. Nevertheless, this could have been a game-changing performance for the German race driver, who is currently low on confidence, as he is unable to convert his prospects.
F1 Twitter feels horrible for Mick Schumacher
F1 Twitter instantly felt bad for Schumacher as they were waiting for his first points. Many felt that Haas needs to improve its reliability, as their drivers are going out easily with technical problems.
Very unfortunate for Mick Schumacher today. Hope this doesn’t affect his confidence. #CanadianGP #MSC47 @SchumacherMick
— meriadthebest (@meriadthebest) June 19, 2022
if these idiots do not build mick schumacher a working car i will do it myself this concludes my formula 1 opinions
— pictures of ted williams with fish (@baseballfurry) June 19, 2022
Mick Schumacher was in the points I’m so upset 🥲
— Lu || Canadian GP 💙 (@inspirited_lu) June 19, 2022
Mick Schumacher is the Dale Earnhardt Jr. of Formula 1
— Sol (@Solclipse) June 19, 2022
I make a vow. And Twitter shall be my witness.
If @SchumacherMick finally, FINALLY gets his first F1 point(s) at @SilverstoneUK in two weeks time I shall buy whatever @HaasF1Team merch that the team states.
Your move Haas admin 🤝🏼
— Ryan – Electric Eales ⚡🏎️ (@ElectricEalesR) June 19, 2022
POV your name is Mick Schumacher pic.twitter.com/xTcO1APsGV
— Kian (@KimiIsGod) June 19, 2022
This race wasn’t great for Haas anyway. His teammate Kevin Magnussen finished way below in the grid and brought no points for the team despite starting at P5.
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