Schumacher hit the wall with a force of 33G as he pushed to try and make the top 10 in qualifying.
Schumacher hit the wall with a force of 33G as he pushed to try and make the top 10 in qualifying. Sunday will mark the second time in three F1 races that Haas has been down to just one car. “It’s a circuit that really demands a lot from the drivers, from the cars, from the teams. It created a lengthy stoppage for cleanup and pole-sitter Sergio Perez of Red Bull said after the Saudi Arabian circuit is “definitely the most dangerous place in the calendar. So the action went on as scheduled Saturday until Schumacher’s crash in the second segment of qualifying. It took safety workers several minutes to get Schumacher from his mangled car and into an ambulance for a first cursory check at the track.
The Haas driver - son of Formula 1 legend and seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher - lost control of his VF-22 coming out of Turn 11 at the lightning- ...
He will start tomorrow’s race 16th on the grid. The car felt great @haasf1team, we’ll come back stronger.” Thank you for the kind messages.
Schumacher spoke to his mother before being taken to King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital for 'precautionary checks'
We need to see what position we are in with spare parts, you need to build a completely new car.” “It [the crash] was unforunate because I had the car to go into Q3, but we’ll have to do it in [the next race at] Melbourne now… Not too sore either,” he told Sky Sports. “It just shows the safety of the cars these days, to be able to walk away from this.
The Haas driver, son of Michael, crashed into the wall on the exit of Turn 12 on the Jeddah circuit, with his car being torn to pieces after a tyre dropped ...
Sunday will mark the second time in three F1 races that Haas has been down to just one car. The television cameras immediately cut away and no replays were shown after the high-speed crash last night. The car felt great, we'll come back stronger.' Thank you for the kind messages. The German seemed in good spirits during his appearance today and, although he is not competing in the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, he hopes to compete next month in Australia. The shocking nature of the crash was shown as the car broke in two as it was lifted off the track and back to the Haas garage If you get it wrong, it can be a huge accident,' Perez said. If so, we need a serious discussion.' I saw other guys have a similar issue.' The Haas driver crashed into the wall on the exit of Turn 12 on the Jeddah circuit and there was immediate concern for him The shocking nature of the crash was shown as the Haas car broke in two as it was lifted off the track. The red flag was immediately raised to allow an ambulance on to the track, with Schumacher conscious and talking to doctors before being lifted from his smashed up car and taken to the medical centre before going on to a nearby hospital.
Mick Schumacher has revealed only a lack of components is preventing him from competing in Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he would have been fit to...
Reflecting on what unfolded, Schumacher added: "From what I remember last year it was less of a concern just because of the way the cars were built, with a very high rake, the car up in the air. In the second session of qualifying, Schumacher struck a kerb at turn 10 that sent him spiralling out of control at 150mph into a wall. But speaking on his return to the F1 paddock ahead of the race, asked if he was physically capable of driving, Schumacher said: "I would be ready to go racing.
Mick Schumacher who was taken to hospital after crashing heavily during Qualifying, has since tweeted that he's okay after his terrifying shunt at the ...
Mick Schumacher has been airlifted to hospital for precautionary checks following a scary high-speed crash during Saudi Arabian GP qualifying.
We have to be happy with Q3, but the car was better than P10, I didn't get the most out of it." We're still happy with Q3 and P10 tomorrow." He said: "We have decided not to field his car tomorrow.
Mick Schumacher suffered a horrifying 170mph crash in Q2 for the Saudi Arabian GP, triggering red flags for the second time in qualifying.
He has no injuries that you can see, they just wanted to check on him, doing some scans to see there is no damage from the forces of the impact. We lost all the data as well immediately on impact. Schumacher, along with his Haas team-mate Kevin Magnussen, had reached Q2 for the second consecutive race.
Haas F1 driver Mick Schumacher is reportedly 'conscious' after suffering an enormous crash in Q2 during Saudi Arabia qualifying.
Schumacher had progressed to Q1 for the second consecutive race as Haas continued to be in the midfield mix. They tweeted: "We've heard that Mick is conscious, out of the car and currently on his way to the medical centre." Minutes later, Croft revealed he had heard that Schumacher was 'conscious and talking to doctors' whilst still in the cockpit.
The Haas driver was taken to hospital for precautionary checks after crashing at around 170mph.
“It seems like he’s gone on the curb and just lost the car. Schumacher’s car span off the curb at Turn 10 and crashed into a concrete barrier at around 170mph. Haas have confirmed that Mick Schumacher is “physically fine” after a horrifying high-speed crash during qualifying at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Mick Schumacher was taken to hospital for precautionary checks after crashing heavily during qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
"Assessment at the medical centre revealed no injuries, and he has been transferred to King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital, Jeddah, for precautionary checks," an FIA statement said. Schumacher was conscious when the medical car arrived on the scene and, although he appeared physically fine, was taken to the circuit's medical centre for checks and on to hospital via helicopter. JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia -- Mick Schumacher was taken to hospital for precautionary checks after crashing heavily during qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Haas driver Mick Schumacher suffered a horrible, high-speed crash during Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday. An ambulance rushed to the scene ...
They said: "We've heard that Mick is conscious, out of the car and currently on his way to the medical centre." After the Dane's brilliant P5 finish in last Sunday's Bahrain GP, he will hope to be positioned well for tomorrow's race once qualifying is completed. Q2 was paused for a lengthy spell after Schumacher's worrying crash on Turn 12, splitting his car in two. Minutes later, Croft revealed he had heard that Schumacher was 'conscious and talking to doctors' whilst still in the cockpit. The young German was then extracted from his car and put in an ambulance before the vehicle left the track on its way to a hospital. Haas driver Mick Schumacher suffered a horrible, high-speed crash during Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday. An ambulance rushed to the scene after Schumacher span and suffered a heavy collision with barricades on either side of the track in the first sector.
MICK SCHUMACHER left fans with hearts in their mouths after a huge crash in qualifying for the Saudi Arabian GP.The Haas driver lost control and smash.
While another added: "That was an absolutely awful crash. Thank you for the kind messages. Looks horrendous." Schumacher wrote: "Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that I’m ok. Medics were immediately deployed along with the ambulance and, after being extracted from the wreckage, he was sent to the medical centre for checks and transferred on a stretcher to a waiting medical helicopter. Schumacher's car was left in a mangled heap as he careered into the wall at the side of the track, causing the session to be immediately red-flagged.
Haas has confirmed Mick Schumacher is "conscious" after suffering a frightening crash in Q2 at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
"He has spoken to his mom etc. Schumacher was on a hot lap in the second phase of qualifying in Jeddah when he lost control of his Haas VF22 at turn 12. Haas has confirmed Mick Schumacher is "conscious" after suffering a frightening crash in Q2 at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Mick Schumacher suffered a horrific crash during qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but is thankfully conscious and has been flown to hospital.
The shocking nature of the crash was shown as the car broke in two as it was lifted off the track and back to the Haas garage Before the crash, Schumacher - the son of F1 legend Michael - was up to P8 in Q2 with a lap time of 1:29.920. The shocking nature of the crash was shown as the Haas car broke in two as it was lifted off the track. The red flag was immediately raised to allow an ambulance on to the track, with Schumacher conscious and talking to doctors before being lifted from his smashed up car and taken to the medical centre before going on to a nearby hospital. The Haas driver crashed into the wall at 170mph on the exit of Turn 12 on the Jeddah circuit, with his car being torn to pieces. Mick Schumacher is involved in a HORRIFIC 170mph smash in Saudi Arabia Grand Prix qualifying that halts racing for almost an hour in Jeddah with the German driver - son of F1 legend Michael Schumacher - now 'conscious' and airlifted to hospital
As Sergio Perez raced to pole position under the thousands of bulbs that light up the Jeddah street circuit, seven-time world champion Hamilton failed to make ...
“Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that I’m OK. Thank you for the kind messages. The car felt great. The television cameras immediately cut away and no replays were shown. Schumacher, who was discharged from hospital, will be forced to miss the race owing to the severity of the damage to his car. The force of the impact tore the front wing and both wheels off the right-hand side of his car before he came to a standstill. He later issued an apology to his team and raised the prospect of starting from the pit lane in order to make radical overnight changes to his car.