As well as a car at the back of the grid and spinning teammates, Mick Schumacher has also been plagued by an ill-fitting seat in his rookie season at Haas. In a new interview, the driver explains that he needs a more crooked seat than is currently installed in the Haas. "The seat is symmetrical, I'm not - and it took me only, well, long enough to find that out", Schumacher revealed to Autosport.com. "But again, I think that fact is what we have to do is now we'll have to do a crooked seat, so that I am central in the car.” Read more Di Grassi quickest in FP3 London E-Prix, David follows closely behind Steiner uncertain Steiner also gives his view on the situation. However,...
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