Mick Schumacher's Monaco Grand Prix crash, which split his Haas in two, looked worse than it was with Damon Hill saying the car did its job in protecting the driver. Chasing down Yuki Tsunoda in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix on a drying Monte Carlo street circuit, Schumacher got it slightly wrong in the swimming pool section. So slight he reckons he was just '10 centrimetres' off line but that was enough to cause him to lose control, his car spearing into one barrier before bouncing off and hitting another. Such was the impact that his VF-22 split in two, the rear suspension and gearbox in one pile of debris, Schumacher in his safety cell in the other. The driver climbed from the car unaided...
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