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Tost backs Schumacher: 'I continue to believe in him'

AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost has called on everyone to give Mick Schumacher time and space to show what he can do in Formula 1. The 23-year-old German, a member of the Ferrari Driver Academy, has endured a torrid start to his sophomore season with Haas, which has included big accidents in Saudi Arabia and Monaco that left his car in pieces, and another in Miami. After the most recent expensive write-off, Haas boss Guenther Steiner said Schumacher's performance was “not very satisfactory", and added: "we need to see how we move forward from here.” Read also: Schumacher 'should wait three years before joining Ferrari' says Tost Schumacher is currently one of only two drivers yet...
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