Dealing with Schumacher: Harsh criticism of Günther Steiner

After a few accidents in the first races of the season, the South Tyrolean Haas team boss Günther Steiner publicly counted the 23-year-old out. “If Michael were here, he would show Günther the ropes. “That would help a lot,” Ecclestone said in an interview RTL/ntv . Record world champion Michael Schumacher closely accompanied his son Mick on his first steps as a racing driver. “If Michael were here, he would show Günther the ropes. That would help a lot.” Bernie Ecclestone Mick Schumacher had also publicly regretted several times that his father could no longer be there as an advisor since his tragic skiing accident. There is so much to talk about, Mick Schumacher said in a Netflix documentary. “I would give up everything just for this,” he said. Michael Schumacher had a serious accident while skiing in the French Alps in 2013. He continues to recover from the severe traumatic brain injury that he suffered in a fall on a rock, isolated from the public and surrounded by his family. Ecclestone protects Schumacher Details about the 53-year-old's health are not known. Mick Schumacher is still waiting for his first championship points in his second Formula 1 season. Ecclestone said he was currently in a difficult situation. “If he upsets the team and they kick him out, then the question becomes: Is another team willing to take him? So he suffers a little and hopes that someone will give him a chance,” said the 91-year-old. “He needs someone to help him and not criticize him too much” Bernie Ecclestone on Mick Schumacher Ecclestone believes team boss Steiner's criticism of Schumacher is wrong. “He needs someone to help him and not criticize him too much,” said the long-time Formula 1 managing director.

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Dealing with Schumacher: Harsh criticism of Günther Steiner

In the turmoil surrounding Mick Schumacher's future at the Haas team, former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone regrets the absence of his father Michael at the racing driver's side.

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