Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko believes Mick Schumacher ’s F1 career is over unless he lands the vacant second seat at Sauber ( Audi) for 2025. Schumacher, son of seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher, spent two years on the grid in F1 with Haas from 2021-2022 before being dropped after a difficult second campaign.

Michael Schumacher’s son’s F1 career could be over as one team mulls over his future in the sport. But with Sauber officially rebranding as Audi for the 2026 season, it is thought that this could provide an opportunity for Schumacher as the team have already began building their driver lineup ahead of the change.

Michael Schumacher’s former team-mate has revealed whether the F1 icon’s first reported appearance in 11 years would mean he is returning to public life. Schumacher reportedly attended his daughter’s wedding last weekend, which would mark his first public appearance after he suffered life-changing injuries in a skiing accident in 2013.

Verstappen pictured driving F1 rival's car in STUNNING development. Will Mick Schumacher return to F1? If he does not come back next year, former German F1 driver Chris

A top neurosurgeon believes Michael Schumacher 'has probably been in the same condition for a decade' following claims the F1 icon recently attended his daughter's wedding. The 55-year-old has lived away from the spotlight ever since his devastating skiing accident back in December 2013.