Mick Schumacher has lamented the lack of reliability in his car for the 2019 Formula 2 championship, as he believes it was good enough to deliver better results based on “pure performance”. Schumacher became the darling of the motorsport world in 2018 when he won the F3 championship, leading to inevitable comparisons with his father, Michael. However, he has found things more difficult in F2, finishing 12th in the standings. Article continues under video Each of the 12 rounds saw a feature race and a sprint race, and out of the 24 times he competed, he retired on five occasions. He thinks it was the lack of car reliability which cost the team and himself more points and the opportunity...
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