What bugs me the most, is when people try to make a point out of Mick not being as talented as Michael. Honestly, during the 70 seasons of F1, how many drivers have been as talented as Michael Schumacher? Maybe 10? They seem to come around about once every decade, with Hamilton and Verstappen being the two latest who have displayed that amount of sheer talent and determination. Michael Schumacher was one of the best drivers in the history of F1. He is my favourite driver, and by relation I want Mick to succeed (alongside David, Ralfs son). Mick is a good driver. He can do well on his own merits - if he keeps working to improve.
@@qusaiabuobaida6155 We don't know yet. It's only his second season. But with how well he's handeling that shitbox his talent might exceed that of both Hamilton and Verstappen.
@Yadunandh Jagannath Yeah, to win in a possibly not quite legal car (curous how they lost all pace after that settelment) is not a huge feat... To drag the 2020 shitbox to the podium, that's impressive.
You all need to climb out of Kimi’s ass at this point, he gave up on f1 along time ago, he’s cool and all off the track but tell me what he’s done in the past 5+ years
@@cheesepizza87 Kimi has given up in same way Gasly and Vettel have. Aka they have not, F1 is not as simple as looking at results and saying somebody does not even try anymore.
@@jgonzalesm6 Mick has had some exeptionally bad luck, though... I mean, debris hitting the button for the fire extinguisher mid-race?! Still, Mick needs to work on consistancy, tire preservation and on-track patience. Perhaps learning a thing or two from his old man about studying the driver in front, adapting to their style and using it to his advantage.
@@jgonzalesm6 Yeah, but I've never before heard of debris setting off the fire extinguisher. I didn't think it was possible 😅 But Shwartzman and Ilott are probably closer to being ready for an F1 seat, they've been more consistanly on good pace, while Mick has been lucky to do good whenever they've had an off day. Still, I do play favourites, and I don't always go by statistics when it comes to who I want to succeed. Sometimes it's more important what your fathers name is...
This young man was destined for nothing less...If I had the chance to buy the foal of a champion race horse I would. People are no different. Forza Mick ! Can't wait...Michael's fans all over the world are now your fans too.
I believe Mick like his dad is a slow cooker, Schumi started as a sportscar driver and the move to F1 came later in his career, I think the same is for him
not really because in that era it was normal that drivers were a bit older when joining F1. I think he was one of the youngest drivers to get to F1 in his era.
The pressure is insane. But so far, he's delivering. He deserves a spot in F1 on merit. Give him time, maybe one or two years at Alfa. He's showing some massive improvement in F2 currently, his race pace is up with the best, as is his overall race craft. He looks calm and collected. Consistency might be his greatest strength.
I remember that one time Prost got kicked out of Ferrari because he said the car drives like a truck, and then he joined Williams and left ferrari eating his dust.
Mick is a good driver, but expecting him to be as good as one of the best drivers that ever exisited is too much pressure, and if you consider it was his Father is even more pressure. Not sure if he will be better with experience as well, Since he will join with about 22 years and Verstappen with 17
You are right about the pressure,but in recent years no driver was below 20 years when he entered F1, the trend of putting in new drivers which only are 18-20 seems to be over for now, now they all gain more experience Some examples: Leclerc entered at 21 Russell at 21 Albon at 23 Latifi 24 Next year (maybe): Schumacher is 22 Shwartzman is 21 Ilott is 22 So it's not that only Mick needs/gets more time before jumping into F1
@@klauskinski2218 Maybe when Verstappen retires, but he got 3/4 years of extra experience. If you be unfair unless Mick can show his full talent on a top team
@isaac john and Stroll and Max. But Mick has the advantage that he knows the pressure better than everyone else in f2. Especially with all the press surrounding micheals accident.
Damn I miss Michael. The pressure of representing the sport and representing his last name plus drive the car has to be intense. Michael just had to drive the car. The only pressure ever put on him was by himself.
I was one of the first guys to jump on the hate train but this season i actually watched every race this season and he is my favourite driver on the grid and he really deserves the seat in F1 and when he makes it into F1 he will be an experienced driver without the exp because he is so patient and when is crucial for him to performs he does it
Let’s hope one of them gets it. HAAS is another option. Alpha will probable renew Kimis contact, he is their #1 priority. Hopefully Mick and or Robert get the seat at Alpha and or HAAS.
@@goldwing7505 The title is a question that many people are doing, in the video he is talking about how this question is wrong, he actually talks really good about Mick. So maybe just watch the video is actually really great mate. Don't hate on the video, hate on the people who judges and compares mick with Michael. ;) Stay safe!
He will be somewhere between Michael and ralf. So basically very very fast. Surely the Schumacher name will add immense pressure. With Ferrari’s pace it’s probs a good time to get him in
I’d like to see him in f1. He’s more than earned it, and I’d like to see him in a good team where he can compete and not stuck at the back of the field in like a williams
Arved Ludwig it’s a good point, and George has shown he’s very talented, but I think being in a more midfield car would give a better opportunity as there’s more fighting that goes on there, so better opportunities to craft his skills.
Well i'm still pretty shocked about what he did in Monza when he almost got no grip and yet he still can get much more pace from it (the race was on Sunday if i'm not wrong)
No one in motorsport has more pressure to succeed than Mick. His name is synomous with utter domination and his father was a once in a generation level talent. His father is one of the dominant and fastest drivers in F1 history and has 7 titles to his name and with enough records to make Micheal Phelps say slow down. Entering the sport with that man as your father is unbelievably stressful. But from what I’ve seen its not just the name for Mick. He’s stayed amazingly consistent throughout the 2nd season of his F2 career and is now leading the championship. Can’t wait to see him in a proper F1 car.
Mick’s again showing how well he does in year 2 - and primarily the back half of that year. I think that goes to show 2 interesting things: 1. He’s clearly good enough for a place in F1, and has shown just as much talent as the likes of Norris, Albon et al 2. He’s actually very different from his Dad; Michael’s biggest skill seemed to be to go out and immediately find grip, instinctively understanding the limit and pushing to it quicker than others. Mick’s just a very different driver and, although I’d suggest that he doesn’t seem to be the once in a generation talent Michael was, he does seem more than worthy of a drive on pure merit.
Enormous pressure to live up to his dad's legacy, more than anyone in F2 and F1. Enormous pressure to have witnessed his dad be a legend and then suffer a freak accident and be bedridden for years (7 years as of writing this comment). All in his teens when kids need their dads. Money cannot buy talent nor the ability to be courageous in such tumultuous times he had to grow up in. Hopefully he gets his F1 seat soon and we see the Schumacher name on top of F1 again.
Very much agree with your thoughts... 2020 F2 title will be his,and hopefully he can move up and get a good car. So the move wont make his career stall
Just binge watched all of your videos. Great job, awesome quality, keep it up! You definitely deserve more attention and more subs! Greetings from Germany ^^
Never was a Schumacher fan, but from what i heard from one of his driving coach (a friend of mine ex-driver Francisco Villar) from the first Prema F3 days, is that Mick is a very good learner, down to earth and very hardworking guy. And most of all... has great character. This working ethics made him be an F3 and F2 champion, something not to be taken lightly. Does he deserves his F1 shot in 2021? Definitely!!! Good luck, Mick!!!
I can see Mick winning a world championship in the f1 in the future. He has potential and he is a really great driver. Like LTF1 said "He should take his time and become himself and let him grow" (not wording it exactly) and I agree with that. With time Mick will get better and will be in the F1 when he is ready
I just Hope for next Year that Kimi will stay and Mick will be his teammate. and for Haas, Hulk needs a seat. and Checho shouldn't go yet. so those 2 would be the best decision imo. both talented drivers for haas. and Kimi-Mick duo would be a dream come true.
It helped Mick immensely to bear the famous Schumacher name. Over the years, he developed his skills to the level to become F1 driver. But I think he can follow the footsteps of his uncle Ralf, who had a decent career in F1, but he isn't by any means a 7-time world champion in the making.
Really nice video mate, was expecting this channel to have subs in the 5 to 6 figure range while watching Great content, please keep on doing this, I love it
People like to leave out the fact that when born to an F1 superstar/legend, becoming a racing car driver (whether making all the way to f1 or not) is literally a life choice not a struggle. Similar situation for kids with parents loaded to the gills, that have an interest in racing (I.E Lance Stroll) or are not against it. I would guess majority of the very high-class would not like their children participating in such 'dangerous' activities such as karting. Making it so there is even less competition. Yes I do understand that almost all racers come from money nowadays, with very few exceptions (like Lewis), and even historically was a similar case. The extent to which it is happening is worse now then ever before though, and is blatantly obvious. If you mention anything about it people just jump on how they're actually not that bad, or how they're somehow actually amazing drivers. If that were the case then money would not be required. However Lawrence stroll paid a reported $80 million for Lance's 2017-2018 Williams seat, $117 million for force India / Racing Point seat for 2019-2020 seasons, then finally $239 million to secure the racing point/aston martin from 2021-forward. The only reports I can find online on this topic is one from 2018 with the headline 'Has Stroll really spent $200 million on Lance's F1 career'
@@bpastorb Of course, racing requires money, but the level in F2 and F1 is so high that you need some talent and skill to be competitive there. Lawrence Stroll is a massive motorsport enthusiast himself, so it goes well with Lance's racing career. It's a combination of many factors, but what racing fans don't like seeing is when an underperforming driver buys a seat which is ahead of where he should be on merit. Mick Schumacher is a disappointment in the sense that Ferrari Academy and other sponsors invested in him a lot and he's a slow burner so far, so too speak. F4, F3 and F2, only becoming a force in the 2nd seasons while racing with a mighty Prema organisation. He'll have an easy entry into F1, if paired against such an old dinosaur like Kimi.
He's a rich kid and he's been racing since forever, of course he's gonna be good. He's fast and I really like him, he seems to have a well polished racecraft already. People talking shit about him propably never watched him race.
Jean alesi won international F3000 championship, now equal to f2, in his second year with extreme dominance and debuted with Tyrrell in that same year. His son is a perennial backmarker
He's in Ferrari's driver academy so one day he will get a shot in F1 because of his performance at the moment. So what's all this speculation about? Let's just wait until he has to take a stand against the "big boys" give him some time and we will see if he's championship material or just there because of his name. And I personally think he is going to kick some ass in F1 in a few years.
Very informative video, thanks dude. Some Feedback: You talk very fast, but not very clear. In Parts it's very hard to understand what you say without replaying twice
I have massive respect for him, he has the whole world of motorsport and beyond watching his every move. And he has responded by leading the championship!
Well he proved many times it’s not just his surname + he’s leading the F2 championship now & Alfa is interested in bringing him next season alongside Kimi.
At the end of the day, it's about money and risk management. F1 teams choose bad drivers over good drivers if it means they are more likely to have a positive financial outcome. It means that not all the best drivers are able to get a seat in F1. Norris, Sainz, Latifi, Magnussen, Stroll, Verstappen, Albon all had parents who were millionaires. It helps. I remember I saw a guy training for the olympics in bobsleigh. He did it by getting a shopping cart from the local store, putting stones in it and pushing it forward. No surprise, he didn't do very well.
@@linanicolia1363 I know what you mean, although it does not fit to the definition of nepotism. It's Ferarri's decision to ride on Schumacher name. Nepotism is for me what the Strolls do.
2:12 No it was only to take pressure and attention off of himself. 2:42 It is a bad thing. In F1 you get a new car every year. True talents only need one year. 3:11 You can say that again! I wonder what clicked that made SHW & SCH so much quicker 🤔 3:33 Hehe, oh silly boy Dan. Bad boy! Don’t dare expose the secret to Schumacher success. Be happy with P2 3:36 Dan actually never questioned the legality of the car. Please get your facts right. I’m so sick of Dan being misrepresented. 3:44 I agree with you. He did have to be talented to beat Robert even though he was a rookie and Mick wasn’t. However he didn’t beat the other fair and square as he had an unfair advantage. 4:18 I agree that the average level of talent is the best ever but I think Norris & Russell from 2018 are better than all. 6:06 With the funds that Alfa will gain by replacing Mick with Kimi, having an inexperienced driver lineup is only a minor issue. 6:11 You’re right! Perez would be a good option because he brings money and experience. Hulkenburg is much less appealing. 7:00 In general yes, but technically no. I think that he isn’t as good as you’ve made him out to be if I’m honest. I would compare him to somebody like Guanyu Zhou who is good but just off of what it takes to be a solid F1 driver. Don’t get me wrong I respect Mick massively for all he’s overcome and the pressure he has to deal with daily. But let’s not kid ourselves and think that he is on the same level as the current F1 grid. Maybe Latifi.
With all due respect, just some input suggestions critique feedback advice. I know that English language came from the UK GBR, especially England and Scotland. But, not everyone understand British accent, let alone if you speak really fast like that. I actually able to understand Sky Sports F1 even tho they have British accent, because they speak slower. But, I had a hard time trying to understand what you said, that I had to replayed it a few times. Even so, I still couldn't get all of what you said, only a few. Besides speaking slower, it would be better if you provide captions. Because the auto-caps isn't that accurate. Thankyou very much🙏
I see his dad in his face. I am already a huge fan. Move over Max! O yeah he’s now the F2 leader with his last win at Monza and a good finish at Mugello.
While there is the possibility that Mick could be another Damon Hill or Nico Rosberg, there's also the possibility he could be another Nelson Piquet Jr.
Who would have known.. HAAS would kick both of their drivers out ... now Mick is a possibility.. with the teams ties to Ferrari.. Would love to see Mick in F1. Loved his old man.. Been watching him since the days of Benetton.
What bugs me the most, is when people try to make a point out of Mick not being as talented as Michael. Honestly, during the 70 seasons of F1, how many drivers have been as talented as Michael Schumacher? Maybe 10? They seem to come around about once every decade, with Hamilton and Verstappen being the two latest who have displayed that amount of sheer talent and determination.
Michael Schumacher was one of the best drivers in the history of F1. He is my favourite driver, and by relation I want Mick to succeed (alongside David, Ralfs son).
Mick is a good driver. He can do well on his own merits - if he keeps working to improve.
It's unfair to compare Mick to his dad and you've summed it up really well!
Charles too?
@@qusaiabuobaida6155 We don't know yet. It's only his second season. But with how well he's handeling that shitbox his talent might exceed that of both Hamilton and Verstappen.
@Yadunandh Jagannath Yeah, to win in a possibly not quite legal car (curous how they lost all pace after that settelment) is not a huge feat... To drag the 2020 shitbox to the podium, that's impressive.
@@campfire2018 And Lance Stroll is in F1 because...?
Kimi and Schumacher in the same time would be the pinnacle of awesome in f1 ever ever.
If you would've told me 10 years ago that Kimi would be a teammate with a Schumacher I would've laughed 😂
@@AlexTalksRacing Yes but 14 years ago Kimi could have become team mate with Schumi.
LTF1 maybe would have thought Ralf
You all need to climb out of Kimi’s ass at this point, he gave up on f1 along time ago, he’s cool and all off the track but tell me what he’s done in the past 5+ years
@@cheesepizza87 Kimi has given up in same way Gasly and Vettel have. Aka they have not, F1 is not as simple as looking at results and saying somebody does not even try anymore.
Mick is now leading the F2 championship 👍
True, but Schwartzman is a rookie in F2 and WAS ahead of Mick until after the 2 Mugello's run....Mick is currently ahead in the points.
@@jgonzalesm6 Mick has had some exeptionally bad luck, though... I mean, debris hitting the button for the fire extinguisher mid-race?!
Still, Mick needs to work on consistancy, tire preservation and on-track patience. Perhaps learning a thing or two from his old man about studying the driver in front, adapting to their style and using it to his advantage.
@@charamia9402 - Schwartzman and Illot have had DNF's as well or bad races too.
Agreed on Mick.
@@jgonzalesm6 Yeah, but I've never before heard of debris setting off the fire extinguisher. I didn't think it was possible 😅
But Shwartzman and Ilott are probably closer to being ready for an F1 seat, they've been more consistanly on good pace, while Mick has been lucky to do good whenever they've had an off day.
Still, I do play favourites, and I don't always go by statistics when it comes to who I want to succeed. Sometimes it's more important what your fathers name is...
@@charamia9402- yep, Mick's performance PLUS his last name "trumps" the other 2 drivers for 2021.
This young man was destined for nothing less...If I had the chance to buy the foal of a champion race horse I would. People are no different. Forza Mick ! Can't wait...Michael's fans all over the world are now your fans too.
I believe Mick like his dad is a slow cooker, Schumi started as a sportscar driver and the move to F1 came later in his career, I think the same is for him
not really because in that era it was normal that drivers were a bit older when joining F1. I think he was one of the youngest drivers to get to F1 in his era.
That family (generationally) no longer make shoes, they drive race cars, they should change their family name to the - Rennfahrer.
You're right 😂
we will see what that legacy is, if in fact there is one.
Maybe “Weltmeister”...
I would like this comment, but it has 444 likes. I can't bring myself to ruin that.
The pressure is insane. But so far, he's delivering. He deserves a spot in F1 on merit. Give him time, maybe one or two years at Alfa. He's showing some massive improvement in F2 currently, his race pace is up with the best, as is his overall race craft. He looks calm and collected. Consistency might be his greatest strength.
Honestly I’d compare him more so to Prost, not the greatest in quali or race wins but really consistent when he gets things going
I remember that one time Prost got kicked out of Ferrari because he said the car drives like a truck, and then he joined Williams and left ferrari eating his dust.
Mick is a good driver, but expecting him to be as good as one of the best drivers that ever exisited is too much pressure, and if you consider it was his Father is even more pressure.
Not sure if he will be better with experience as well, Since he will join with about 22 years and Verstappen with 17
You are right about the pressure,but in recent years no driver was below 20 years when he entered F1, the trend of putting in new drivers which only are 18-20 seems to be over for now, now they all gain more experience
Some examples:
Leclerc entered at 21
Russell at 21
Albon at 23
Latifi 24
Next year (maybe):
Schumacher is 22
Shwartzman is 21
Ilott is 22
So it's not that only Mick needs/gets more time before jumping into F1
@@klauskinski2218 Maybe when Verstappen retires, but he got 3/4 years of extra experience.
If you be unfair unless Mick can show his full talent on a top team
@isaac john and Stroll and Max. But Mick has the advantage that he knows the pressure better than everyone else in f2. Especially with all the press surrounding micheals accident.
Mick has stepped up this year beyond almost everyone’s expectations. Best of the luck Mick!!
Damn I miss Michael. The pressure of representing the sport and representing his last name plus drive the car has to be intense. Michael just had to drive the car. The only pressure ever put on him was by himself.
4yrs ago i thought the pressure could crush him...
but damned now hes a good driver.
I was one of the first guys to jump on the hate train but this season i actually watched every race this season and he is my favourite driver on the grid and he really deserves the seat in F1 and when he makes it into F1 he will be an experienced driver without the exp because he is so patient and when is crucial for him to performs he does it
As a small TH-camr im surprised with your quality, I hope you will be successfull youtuber in the future
The battle between schumacher swartzman, armstrong and illot for that alpha seat is honestly amazing
Let’s hope one of them gets it. HAAS is another option. Alpha will probable renew Kimis contact, he is their #1 priority. Hopefully Mick and or Robert get the seat at Alpha and or HAAS.
Carlota Navarrete yeah i agree
definitely the most exciting F1 entry possible. Can't wait to see him in F1.
Put the Schmi name aside. Mick is a pretty good driver.
lots of people are pretty good drivers. Too soon to tell if he has what it takes. His name got him in the business, not his driving.
@@linanicolia1363 mr expert right here. Who knows it all and is also an F1 Aficionado. Nice, Mick is a good driver you can't accept it
Put the Schu away: Mick Macher
In English: Mick Maker
Just leave this kid alone, let him excel with his future then You start judging guys....!
Let me guess, you didn't watch the video.
No need, the title is it self annoys me..
@@goldwing7505 The title is a question that many people are doing, in the video he is talking about how this question is wrong, he actually talks really good about Mick. So maybe just watch the video is actually really great mate. Don't hate on the video, hate on the people who judges and compares mick with Michael. ;) Stay safe!
My comparison Mick to his dad is his voice, he sounds so much like his dad.
He will be somewhere between Michael and ralf. So basically very very fast. Surely the Schumacher name will add immense pressure. With Ferrari’s pace it’s probs a good time to get him in
Michael is my hero, so by default setting im Micks fan 🤘
I’d like to see him in f1. He’s more than earned it, and I’d like to see him in a good team where he can compete and not stuck at the back of the field in like a williams
Arved Ludwig it’s a good point, and George has shown he’s very talented, but I think being in a more midfield car would give a better opportunity as there’s more fighting that goes on there, so better opportunities to craft his skills.
Not expecting him to be like his dad is the best thing to do. Michael is Michael, Mick is Mick. They are in different eras.
I hope that kid is as great as his dad was! Hopeful he has a long career and healthy life!
Good balanced vid. Thank you. I learnt a lot about Mick's former racing and successes, and I believe he deserves a chance at F1.
Well i'm still pretty shocked about what he did in Monza when he almost got no grip and yet he still can get much more pace from it (the race was on Sunday if i'm not wrong)
Since Monza Mick’s extended the lead at Sochi. Some say it’s the name but you can’t argue 1# in F2. He raced those races not his father.
well he leading f2 now he is definitely f1 material is he champion material we need to see him in f1 first
Mick is rolling now , I can wait to see him in f1.
No one in motorsport has more pressure to succeed than Mick. His name is synomous with utter domination and his father was a once in a generation level talent. His father is one of the dominant and fastest drivers in F1 history and has 7 titles to his name and with enough records to make Micheal Phelps say slow down. Entering the sport with that man as your father is unbelievably stressful. But from what I’ve seen its not just the name for Mick. He’s stayed amazingly consistent throughout the 2nd season of his F2 career and is now leading the championship. Can’t wait to see him in a proper F1 car.
What I see is an extremely humble young man. Never say anything stupid.
Mick’s again showing how well he does in year 2 - and primarily the back half of that year. I think that goes to show 2 interesting things: 1. He’s clearly good enough for a place in F1, and has shown just as much talent as the likes of Norris, Albon et al 2. He’s actually very different from his Dad; Michael’s biggest skill seemed to be to go out and immediately find grip, instinctively understanding the limit and pushing to it quicker than others. Mick’s just a very different driver and, although I’d suggest that he doesn’t seem to be the once in a generation talent Michael was, he does seem more than worthy of a drive on pure merit.
Enormous pressure to live up to his dad's legacy, more than anyone in F2 and F1.
Enormous pressure to have witnessed his dad be a legend and then suffer a freak accident and be bedridden for years (7 years as of writing this comment). All in his teens when kids need their dads.
Money cannot buy talent nor the ability to be courageous in such tumultuous times he had to grow up in. Hopefully he gets his F1 seat soon and we see the Schumacher name on top of F1 again.
You've summed it up pretty well 👍🏻
Mick won't live up to his fathers legacy or titles.
At least Mick gets to race in F1 under merit.
**looks at Lance stroll**
@@snifey7694 - what about Lance Stroll??
@@snifey7694 Lance is a former Italian F4 and FIA F3 champion. Doesn't matter if his dad is involved and owns RP.
I agree - don’t rush him along just for marketing bucks. It’ll be worth the wait if it keeps him from ending up like Marco Andretti
Very much agree with your thoughts... 2020 F2 title will be his,and hopefully he can move up and get a good car. So the move wont make his career stall
Watch him race in F2 he is good. Some amazing overtakes. Real good talent in F2 this year asleep
It's not necessary to be as good as his father he is still doing great. Mick has made his own name in his career.
This video is going to blew up, and bring MANY people to your channel. Great video.
Your channel is so underrated ngl, I thought you were a big channel honestly.
The editing is on point. Keep up the great work.
Thank you! 🙌🏻
@@AlexTalksRacing your welcome ❤
Thank You Mick Schumacher >>> You make your father & Germany 🇩🇪 proud! ♥️🌷🕯
Just binge watched all of your videos.
Great job, awesome quality, keep it up! You definitely deserve more attention and more subs!
Greetings from Germany ^^
Thank you, I really enjoy reading comments like yours, they motivate me to produce more content. I hope you'll enjoy my new video coming soon! 🙏🏻
Never was a Schumacher fan, but from what i heard from one of his driving coach (a friend of mine ex-driver Francisco Villar) from the first Prema F3 days, is that Mick is a very good learner, down to earth and very hardworking guy. And most of all... has great character. This working ethics made him be an F3 and F2 champion, something not to be taken lightly.
Does he deserves his F1 shot in 2021? Definitely!!!
Good luck, Mick!!!
That's really good to hear, I don't think he'll be half as successful as his dad but his heart is in the right place!
He is ready for F1.
if drivers like nicholas latifi are in f1 then mick should definitely be there
7 videos and already over a thousand subs! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks, that means a lot! 🙌🏻
I can see Mick winning a world championship in the f1 in the future. He has potential and he is a really great driver. Like LTF1 said "He should take his time and become himself and let him grow" (not wording it exactly) and I agree with that. With time Mick will get better and will be in the F1 when he is ready
I think that he is both a brave and talented young driver.
I always wondered why no one ever talked about micheal and I legit just found out why last night
A Born Legend why? I can't figure it out
Natalia N he had an accident
Natalia N he had a brain damage and its unlikely to be cured
F1 sorts the men from the boys, don’t hold your breath.
Giving him a F1 seat won't be a problem,
Cause that 2 years in F1 will open his weakness and how he works on it to improve.
All the best to Mick Snr!
So proud of him.. How far he go to this level really commendable. It's his legacy.
I can't wait for Mick to take over F1. I still cry thinking about Michael
A good and fair assessment
So many high quality F1 channels sprouting recently.
I just Hope for next Year that Kimi will stay and Mick will be his teammate. and for Haas, Hulk needs a seat. and Checho shouldn't go yet. so those 2 would be the best decision imo. both talented drivers for haas. and Kimi-Mick duo would be a dream come true.
Good luck kido - ❤️ to you and your family from ours to yours
It helped Mick immensely to bear the famous Schumacher name. Over the years, he developed his skills to the level to become F1 driver. But I think he can follow the footsteps of his uncle Ralf, who had a decent career in F1, but he isn't by any means a 7-time world champion in the making.
You are absolutely 100% correct Michael Schumacher is and always will be king of Formula One nobody can replace and dad other fool his race and nobody
thought you summed that up really nicely
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
Let's be honest, I think we should instead of Mick talk about how David is riding with just his surname
David is ralf's son right?
Abdiel Abraar yes
Dude awesome video
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Mick is growing and currently leading the championship. So talented, but, like you said he has it's won pace on growing.
Really nice video mate, was expecting this channel to have subs in the 5 to 6 figure range while watching
Great content, please keep on doing this, I love it
Thanks, that means a lot! 🙌🏻
Answering question fast answer is - YES!
His surname is not everything, but a BIG part of his career.
People like to leave out the fact that when born to an F1 superstar/legend, becoming a racing car driver (whether making all the way to f1 or not) is literally a life choice not a struggle. Similar situation for kids with parents loaded to the gills, that have an interest in racing (I.E Lance Stroll) or are not against it. I would guess majority of the very high-class would not like their children participating in such 'dangerous' activities such as karting. Making it so there is even less competition. Yes I do understand that almost all racers come from money nowadays, with very few exceptions (like Lewis), and even historically was a similar case. The extent to which it is happening is worse now then ever before though, and is blatantly obvious. If you mention anything about it people just jump on how they're actually not that bad, or how they're somehow actually amazing drivers. If that were the case then money would not be required. However Lawrence stroll paid a reported $80 million for Lance's 2017-2018 Williams seat, $117 million for force India / Racing Point seat for 2019-2020 seasons, then finally $239 million to secure the racing point/aston martin from 2021-forward. The only reports I can find online on this topic is one from 2018 with the headline 'Has Stroll really spent $200 million on Lance's F1 career'
@@bpastorb Of course, racing requires money, but the level in F2 and F1 is so high that you need some talent and skill to be competitive there. Lawrence Stroll is a massive motorsport enthusiast himself, so it goes well with Lance's racing career. It's a combination of many factors, but what racing fans don't like seeing is when an underperforming driver buys a seat which is ahead of where he should be on merit. Mick Schumacher is a disappointment in the sense that Ferrari Academy and other sponsors invested in him a lot and he's a slow burner so far, so too speak. F4, F3 and F2, only becoming a force in the 2nd seasons while racing with a mighty Prema organisation. He'll have an easy entry into F1, if paired against such an old dinosaur like Kimi.
He's a rich kid and he's been racing since forever, of course he's gonna be good.
He's fast and I really like him, he seems to have a well polished racecraft already. People talking shit about him propably never watched him race.
Everyone who is rich and racing long enough is going to make it to F1? Definitely not, you always need talent and he obviously has it
@@JT-lv2bb I mean that he's been racing since he was really young, there's no way you can do something for that long and still suck
@@danielsgrunge Well you definitely can. Not everyone has the talent
Could not agree with more with your sentiments. Another fantastic video-Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
CHAMPION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mick #47
Kimi and Shumacher... Thats all I want to see
Jean alesi won international F3000 championship, now equal to f2, in his second year with extreme dominance and debuted with Tyrrell in that same year. His son is a perennial backmarker
Your one of the best you tubers out there great voice great everything
I am the Master, get that and live with it.
He's in Ferrari's driver academy so one day he will get a shot in F1 because of his performance at the moment.
So what's all this speculation about?
Let's just wait until he has to take a stand against the "big boys" give him some time and we will see if he's championship material or just there because of his name.
And I personally think he is going to kick some ass in F1 in a few years.
Very informative video, thanks dude. Some Feedback: You talk very fast, but not very clear. In Parts it's very hard to understand what you say without replaying twice
Thanks for the feedback, I do speak really quickly and for my future videos I'm trying hard to slow my speech. Glad you liked the video! 🙏🏻
I have massive respect for him, he has the whole world of motorsport and beyond watching his every move. And he has responded by leading the championship!
He can't really do much more can he?
@@AlexTalksRacing not really no 🤷♂️
Well he proved many times it’s not just his surname + he’s leading the F2 championship now & Alfa is interested in bringing him next season alongside Kimi.
At the end of the day, it's about money and risk management. F1 teams choose bad drivers over good drivers if it means they are more likely to have a positive financial outcome. It means that not all the best drivers are able to get a seat in F1. Norris, Sainz, Latifi, Magnussen, Stroll, Verstappen, Albon all had parents who were millionaires. It helps. I remember I saw a guy training for the olympics in bobsleigh. He did it by getting a shopping cart from the local store, putting stones in it and pushing it forward. No surprise, he didn't do very well.
He should be in the Alfa regardless of what happens in F2, get Gio out if Kimi still stays or if Kimi goes then put Mick in that seat
Yes
Schmuacher is back!!
Go go go go go goooooooo
Great video, glad I found ur channel
Thank you, hope you enjoy what I've got coming up soon!
Are not we all compared to our parents in a way?
yes but nepotism is not favorable.
@@linanicolia1363 I know what you mean, although it does not fit to the definition of nepotism. It's Ferarri's decision to ride on Schumacher name. Nepotism is for me what the Strolls do.
the results speak for themselves,he will get to f1 ,inspight of them ,not because of them.
Amazing video my friend 👍🏼
Thank you 👍🏻
2:12 No it was only to take pressure and attention off of himself.
2:42 It is a bad thing. In F1 you get a new car every year. True talents only need one year.
3:11 You can say that again! I wonder what clicked that made SHW & SCH so much quicker 🤔
3:33 Hehe, oh silly boy Dan. Bad boy! Don’t dare expose the secret to Schumacher success. Be happy with P2
3:36 Dan actually never questioned the legality of the car. Please get your facts right. I’m so sick of Dan being misrepresented.
3:44 I agree with you. He did have to be talented to beat Robert even though he was a rookie and Mick wasn’t. However he didn’t beat the other fair and square as he had an unfair advantage.
4:18 I agree that the average level of talent is the best ever but I think Norris & Russell from 2018 are better than all.
6:06 With the funds that Alfa will gain by replacing Mick with Kimi, having an inexperienced driver lineup is only a minor issue.
6:11 You’re right! Perez would be a good option because he brings money and experience. Hulkenburg is much less appealing.
7:00 In general yes, but technically no. I think that he isn’t as good as you’ve made him out to be if I’m honest. I would compare him to somebody like Guanyu Zhou who is good but just off of what it takes to be a solid F1 driver. Don’t get me wrong I respect Mick massively for all he’s overcome and the pressure he has to deal with daily. But let’s not kid ourselves and think that he is on the same level as the current F1 grid. Maybe Latifi.
Your hate is palpable
Give mick an f1 seat as soon as the new regs kick in, so that he has the opportunity to get used to new cars while everyone else does
With all due respect, just some input suggestions critique feedback advice. I know that English language came from the UK GBR, especially England and Scotland. But, not everyone understand British accent, let alone if you speak really fast like that. I actually able to understand Sky Sports F1 even tho they have British accent, because they speak slower. But, I had a hard time trying to understand what you said, that I had to replayed it a few times. Even so, I still couldn't get all of what you said, only a few. Besides speaking slower, it would be better if you provide captions. Because the auto-caps isn't that accurate. Thankyou very much🙏
Thanks for the feedback. In my latest videos I speak much slower, but unfortunately I naturally have a very fast voice so it's very hard to slow it.
I’m afraid Mick hasn’t got much on Charles Leclerc as it looks right now. But who knows, his dad took his sweet time to come to fruition.
Mick has a big Potential
I don't expect Mick to be like his father.Even if he just drives good and even just one championship would be fine , coz he is not his dad
I see his dad in his face. I am already a huge fan. Move over Max! O yeah he’s now the F2 leader with his last win at Monza and a good finish at Mugello.
He didn't win at Mugello?
@@allysuke That’s right, Mazpin won. I stand corrected. I was thinking of Monza.
Honestly how can people say this Damon hill had a amazing driver as a father and he did well off his own talent
While there is the possibility that Mick could be another Damon Hill or Nico Rosberg, there's also the possibility he could be another Nelson Piquet Jr.
Who would have known.. HAAS would kick both of their drivers out ... now Mick is a possibility.. with the teams ties to Ferrari.. Would love to see Mick in F1. Loved his old man.. Been watching him since the days of Benetton.
Now he get his f1 seat on haas for 2021
In word, yes.
MICK WILL BE THE F2 CHAMP
If I’m correct, Mick should have a seat in the alfa Romeo if he can keep top
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