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Mick Schumacher feels he has everything Cadillac needs to fill one of its seats for 2026.
After facing disappointment in his recent years away from F1, Mick Schumacher believes that his experiences have enriched his skills, making him a prime candidate for a potential comeback with Cadillac, a newcomer to the racing world. Despite struggling during his time at Haas from 2021 to 2022 and being dropped by the team, Schumacher remained determined to find a new opportunity in Formula 1, even exploring roles with Mercedes, Alpine, and Stake. Following a stint with Alpine in the World Endurance Championship and a reserve driver role with Mercedes, Schumacher is now on Cadillac’s radar for their upcoming racing debut, bringing his wealth of knowledge and passion for F1 to the table. Attending the Miami Grand Prix and engaging with Cadillac’s CEO, Schumacher highlighted his growth as a driver, drawing from his diverse experiences with various teams and championships to offer a well-rounded skill set for any potential role with Cadillac. Reflecting on his evolution and the valuable lessons learned outside the F1 arena, Schumacher feels confident that he has honed his abilities and is ready to make a strong return to the sport he loves.
