Mick Schumacher says he hopes to put in a lap to get close to the Williams drivers, but admits getting past them will be a tall order. The young German managed to extract pace from his Haas in FP1 to put himself above both Alfa Romeo cars – albeit with Antonio Giovinazzi not being able to set representative lap times. Haas have been the backmarking team all season long, with the team fully focusing their efforts on the new 2022 regulations, before the current season had got underway in earnest. Despite that, this hasn't made the rookie any less optimistic about trying to catch up to the cars ahead. 'I think it was a positive start in the sense that we've been able to accomplish our...
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