“In the middle of the season [Mick’s luck] turned it a little bit… he recovered pretty well in Silverstone and Austria,” he said. “We always make our decision about drivers after the summer break, normally we get it done by end of September and the same will be this year.
Schumacher, who has not ruled out moving to another team, had been tipped to replace his close friend and mentor Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin after the four-time world champion announced he will be retiring at the end of the season. However, the British manufacturer swooped to sign Alpine’s Fernando Alonso for next year instead.
That leaves Williams as a potential option should Schumacher get the boot at Haas. But with Oscar Piastri and Nyck de Vries looking more likely to contend for one of their seats and Alex Albon renewing his deal beyond next season, Schumacher is running out of options.
