'I believe that there is a way back to F1 for him.' Kevin Magnussen says he feels “bad” for Mick Schumacher losing his Haas drive to Nico Hulkenberg, but reckons the young German will find a way back to grand prix racing ⬇️
While Schumacher has faced some difficult moments during his two seasons with Haas, Magnussen reckons that the young German ultimately did a good job and has the qualities needed for this not to be the end of his F1 career.
“And, on the other hand, I feel bad for Mick, because I know how that feels. And I've been in that situation myself. “F1 is tough, but it's also possible to make it back. I've done that twice. I hope he can keep fighting and try to make it back on the grid.”
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