German
Mick Schumacher, born 22 March 1999, is the son of seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher. He built his own single-seater reputation through the FIA junior ladder and joined the Ferrari Driver Academy in January 2019.
Formula 3
Schumacher contested the FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Prema. His 2017 campaign was modest: he finished 12th overall with a single podium (third at Monza) and ranked as the third-best rookie. In 2018, racing as Prema Theodore Racing, he transformed his form. After a slow first half he dominated the back end of the season, including a run of consecutive victories, and clinched the title with eight wins, 14 podiums and seven poles, finishing 57 points clear of runner-up Dan Ticktum.
Formula 2
Schumacher stepped up to the FIA Formula 2 Championship in 2019 with Prema Racing, alongside Sean Gelael. His rookie season was quiet by his later standards: he scored infrequently but took his maiden F2 win in the Hungaroring sprint race, ending the year 12th in the standings.
He stayed with Prema for 2020, partnered by reigning F3 champion and fellow Ferrari Academy member Robert Shwartzman. The season built on consistency rather than raw speed. After early podiums, including back-to-back thirds, he claimed his first F2 feature-race win at Monza and a second in Russia, which pushed him into the championship lead. Callum Ilott chased hard in the closing rounds, but a measured run through the Bahrain double-header — capped by a recovery drive to sixth with the fastest lap in the Sakhir finale after qualifying well down the grid — was enough for Schumacher to clinch the 2020 FIA Formula 2 title.
After F2
The 2020 F2 crown earned Schumacher promotion to Formula One with the Haas F1 Team for 2021, where he made his debut at the Bahrain Grand Prix alongside Nikita Mazepin, carrying the family name into the championship his father had defined.