Ross Brawn believes Mick Schumacher deserves to remain in F1 next season, but Grand Prix racing's managing director admits the Haas driver is at "an important crossroads" in his career. Schumacher suffered a rocky start to his second campaign with Haas, with big crashed in Saudia Arabia and in Monaco eroding his credit with the US outfit. But a one-on-one conversation with Haas team boss Guenther Steiner after his smash-up in the Principality and a stern warning from the later helped Schumacher regain his footing, with the young German putting his first F1 points on the board at Silverstone and in Austria. But Schumacher's future with Haas remains precarious, and with very few...
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