Guenther Steiner has described having Mick Schumacher in the Haas garage as an 'honour', although he is aware of the pressure his famous name brings. Schumacher, who finished as Formula 2 champion in 2020, joined the American-owned constructor in December and the announcement led to much excitement at the prospect of a Schumacher being permanently back on the grid for the first time since 2012. Mick is, of course, son of Michael, who had a glittering career in Formula 1, winning seven World Championships and 91 grands prix – records which were equalled and beaten respectively by Lewis Hamilton last season. To have his surname on the books of Haas is something to be proud of, but...
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