Mick Schumacher said driving at the back of the grid without any competition is 'kind of a torture' for him. The reigning Formula 2 champion made the step up to Formula 1 for 2021 as part of the Haas team, joining Nikita Mazepin in an all-rookie line-up. For a driver with such an iconic last name, there was a point to be made that driving at the back away from the spotlight would be a positive for Schumacher, a position he finds himself in with Haas lagging behind the pack. But, it is in fact 'torture' for him. 'I don't really realise what I'm doing when I'm in the car, let's say facial expressions wise or feelings wise, I just love driving so I enjoy what I'm doing,' he told Channel 4....
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