Mick Schumacher admitted he was “driven by anger” after the first serious mistake of his F1 career in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. The Haas rookie, winner of last year’s Formula 2 Championship, had spun during the season-opener in Bahrain but that was only a minor error from which he quickly recovered. But at Imola, the son of Michael Schumacher made a typical novicey error as he spun while warming his tyres on a damp circuit behind the Safety Car and hit the wall, breaking his front wing. As the incident had occurred close to the pit entry and scattered debris onto the circuit, the 22-year-old was unable to ‘box’ quickly for a new front wing as the pit lane was closed and he...
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