Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – As a result of Mick Schumacher’s crash, Haas have decided that they will only race with one car in tomorrow’s Grand Prix. With five minutes left on the clock for Q2, Mick Schumacher, who was sitting P9 on the timesheets, was on another fast lap when he lost the car at turn 10, hitting the wall heavily and rebounding into another before the car finally slid to a halt further down the track, a trail of debris behind it. While the red flags were immediately flown, it took a while before there was any news of Schumacher’s condition as the car’s radio was damaged in the impact so he couldn't communicate with his team. “We just lost all the data...
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