Mercedes reserve driver Mick Schumacher doesn't look set to be replacing Williams' Logan Sargeant anytime soon, with team principal James Vowles having positively addressed the rookie's current performances. Whilst Sargeant has shown some solid pace since making the switch from Formula 2 to Formula 1, he has lacked consistency at times, with team-mate Alex Albon having on the whole been considerably faster. Sargeant did appear in Q2 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, though, something which perhaps made up for his rookie mistake at the Australian Grand Prix. In Melbourne, the Williams driver took himself and fellow rookie Nyck de Vries out of the race on the penultimate lap, after hitting the...
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