Mick Schumacher was one of seven Ferrari Driver Academy students presented to the media at a get together in Maranello, the first since the announcement was made last week and also the occasion of Mattia Binotto's first official function since taking over as team principal. Binotto was present along with Sporting Director, Laurent Mekies, and Marco Matassa, the technical head of the FDA who welcomed Mick along with the other FDA youngsters. The team said in a press release: 'Management and drivers then posed for a photo with ‘older brother’ Antonio Fuoco, who is staying in the FDA orbit with a consulting role. Marcus Armstrong was away in New Zealand in the Toyota Racing Series.' 'The...
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