Mick Schumacher found himself in the points hunt for the first time as a Formula 1 driver, and he stood up to the pressure. The first lap of the Hungarian Grand Prix was complete chaos, with Valtteri Bottas and Lance Stroll instigating crashes which left the running order almost flipped on its head. That put Schumacher in the conversation for a first point in Formula 1, and although he ultimately fell short with a P12 finish, the German racer certainly succeeded in making a statement. He would enjoy two fierce on-track battles with Red Bull's Max Verstappen, on both occasions proving that he is not afraid to get his elbows out on a Sunday afternoon where the pressure was on. And most...
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