Mick Schumacher is currently still in the cockpit of the Haas F1 team.
Rumors of a Ferrari change do not stop there - now the team boss of the traditional team speaks.
Maranello - The Formula 1 summer break is over.
And the premier class of motorsport reported back with a real curiosity.
The Chaos Grand Prix of Spa-Francorchamps only had limited highlights to offer due to the heavy rainfall.
In the end, Max Verstappen * won the shortest race in history.
But Formula 1 is also making headlines off the track.
Especially the rumors about the future of Mick Schumacher do not stop.
A possible Ferrari change has been in the room for a long time.
The Scuderia team boss has now commented on the speculation - the words make one sit up and take notice.
Formula 1: Mick Schumacher before Ferrari change?
Team boss Binotto speaks plain language
Since his debut in Formula 1, Mick Schumacher * has been considered a future candidate for a place in the cockpit of the traditional team.
He would be walking in the footsteps of his father.
The 22-year-old's performances give fans hope for a new era with the Reds.
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto * is also fueling the rumors.
"Before we decide when he is ready for Ferrari, he has to finish this year without pressure, we don't have to put any pressure on him, that would be wrong, he should learn as I said," said the head of the Italian racing team when asked about it Mick Schumacher's engagement with the Reds.
A denial looks different.
Schumacher's Formula 1 future still unclear - Alfa Romeo an issue?
In addition to Ferrari *, Mick Schumacher could also sit in another car in the future.
As part of the Ferrari youth academy, speculation arose about a place at Alfa Romeo *.
Just like Haas, the team gets the power units from the Italians.
His most recent statements, however, suggest that he will remain with the US racing team.
There is still a whole half of the season ahead of the motorsport legend's son. So far, the rookie has been able to convince. Although there have been no World Cup points to date, the German regularly wins the duels with his teammate Mazepin *. Should he continue to draw attention to himself with positive performances for Haas F1 *, Ferrari boss Binotto will certainly think about the distribution of the cockpits beyond the Formula 1 season 2021 *.
