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Piel de gallina. Mick Schumacher en el F2004 con el que su padre lograba hace 16 años su séptimo título mundial. Ese sonido trae de vuelta muchas sensaciones. Emociona. #F1 #TuscanGP
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Mick Schumacher drives his father's F2004 in Mugello

Name: Mick Schumacher drives his father's F2004 in Mugello
Uploaded: 2020-09-13T12:24:38.000Z
Description: Mick Schumacher seems to be moving closer to a Formula 1 seat. The German driver is driving in Formula 2 this season and is leaving Mugello as the leader in the championship. Enough reason for Ferrari to give Michael Schumacher's son more time in Formula 1. Today the German driver was allowed to drive his father's old car, the F2004.

13 September 2020 at 13:24

Last update 13 September 2020 at 13:36

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Mick Schumacher seems to be moving closer to a Formula 1 seat. The German driver is driving in Formula 2 this season and is leaving Mugello as the leader in the championship. Enough reason for Ferrari to give Michael Schumacher's son more time in Formula 1. Today the German driver was allowed to drive his father's old car, the F2004.

Schumacher to F1?

With two more races in Sochi and four races in Bahrain, a lot can still change in the Formula 2 championship, but now Schumacher seems to have the best chance of winning. Mattia Binotto will be looking a lot at the performance of the Prema driver because with an extensive junior programme Ferrari wants to promote a number of drivers to F1.

Whether Schumacher will actually get time in Ferrari's current car is not known. The Italian team will want to give the young driver time during the free practice sessions. A lap in Mugello in the F2004 is, in any case, a foreshadow of what is to come for Schumacher.