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Mick Schumacher has confirmed he will leave Alpine’s World Endurance Championship programme, paving the way for a long-anticipated move to IndyCar after two years in sportscar racing
Mick Schumacher has announced his departure from Alpine’s World Endurance Championship program to pursue a move to IndyCar after two years in sportscar racing.
Schumacher shared the news on his social media channels, expressing gratitude for his time with Alpine Endurance Team and stating his decision not to continue for a third season.
The young driver’s successful transition from single-seaters to endurance racing was evident with three podium finishes over two seasons.
The move away from endurance racing was driven by Schumacher’s desire to return to single-seaters as he found IndyCar closer to what he wanted to pursue in his racing career.
The change was not due to dissatisfaction with Alpine but rather the need to find where he feels most at home and to enjoy racing.
Schumacher has not revealed his future plans beyond his departure from Alpine, leaving fans and the racing world eager to see what comes next in his promising career.
