Mick Schumacher should have learned when to take risks that could lead to big accidents by now after missing qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, according to Guenther Steiner. The German rookie crashed late in FP3 to bring out the red flags, and despite attempts to change the gearbox and get the car ready in time, he was unable to get on track in Q1. It’s the second time Schumacher has missed a qualifying session due to an FP3 crash after a similar incident in Monaco, and Steiner says enough races have passed that the rookies need to start learning from such mistakes. “Yeah, I actually think so, by now we should know where we stand,” Steiner said. “In FP3 you compromise...
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