A few days ago, Schumacher's former teammate and f1 driver Nico Rosberg explained through data acquisition that it is "completely impossible" for Mick Schumacher to be as good as his father Michael Schumacher.
Mick entered the first season of F1 and has become the headline, however, he may be one of the drivers with the most pressure on his shoulders, at the Portuguese Grand Prix, Mick drove what could be the slowest car in all cars, carefully avoiding collisions with Latifi, the car will slip, for f1 cars that are much wider than the F2 model, the change in airflow is very sensitive, after being passed by the F1 car, there will be high pressure zones and low pressure zones, and if the car behind can drive in the low pressure zone, the resistance will be greatly reduced, of course, This will also reduce the downforce on the car.
Schumacher won two games at Benaton back in 1992 and then signed with Ferrari for five years, and Rosberg said he hoped Mick would one day add his name to the F1 world title list, but he faced a tough time. The former F1 driver told Sky Italia: "It's unbelievable that we saw last year, at a press conference, that there were more journalists around him than Hamilton. It put a lot of pressure on him. It's impossible to make him the best driver ever like his father, but everyone compares him to his father, and whether he is as strong as his father is a tough one. ”
As for some suggestions on how to improve the game, Rosberg said that when he plays, he looks at his teammates' stats to see where his problems are. But Rossberg has teammates like Michael Schumacher and Hamilton, while Mick only has trash teammate Ma Zepping.
Rosberg said: "You can learn a lot from other drivers in the same car. I use this data a lot, even if you run fast in one corner, there will always be a situation where another driver is faster, where you can observe where he has an advantage over you, see if he brakes later or use a different trajectory, you can see everything, so you can use the data at hand, adjust your way, at a faster speed. ”
Former F1 driver Danner also said Mick must be patient and not lose interest in F1. If he's still in last or second-to-last place from the middle of the season, he probably doesn't find the sport interesting anymore.
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