Formula 2 team boss Trevor Carlin reckons Mick Schumacher is a shoe-in to race in Formula 1 with Alfa Romeo next season, and deservedly so, but Yuki Tsunoda is quicker. Carlin, who has teams in various junior series as well as IndyCar, says his Honda-backed driver is the best Japanese prospect since Takuma Sato, now a two-times Indianapolis 500 winner, 20 years ago. He expects to see him take the next step as well. 'Certainly Mick's a shoe-in for Alfa, I'd say Yuki will be a shoe-in for AlphaTauri,' the Briton, who has worked with a line of F1 drivers including world champions Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg, told Reuters on Tuesday. 'I think Yuki's the fastest driver out there, he's...
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