“Trying His Absolute Hardest to Keep His Seat”: Mick Schumacher Makes Cheeky Move on Haas F1 Boss Leaving Fans In Hysterics

With only four races to go before the 2022 season ends, we don’t know whether we will see Mick Schumacher in a race seat for 2023. However, this isn’t for a lack of trying on the end of the German driver.

Formula 1 is all about the results, but pleasing your boss does more good than harm, too. A picture of Schumacher at the 2022 US Grand Prix paddock has come to light, and fans have stormed Twitter to share their reactions on Schumacher’s desperate attempt to be in the good books of Haas boss Guenther Steiner.

Recently, Haas owner Gene Haas came out with some tough words for the German driver. According to the American, Schumacher has the potential but has cost Haas a fortune in terms of his mistakes on track. However, will Schumacher’s latest bid to impress the American team bear fruits for his 2023 chances? Let’s see how the fans have reacted.

Fans react as Haas’ Mick Schumacher reveals the absurd way he plans on pleasing boss Guenther Steiner

At this weekend’s US Grand Prix held at the Circuit of The Americas, Mick Schumacher was seen donning a pretty funny Guenther Steiner t-shirt. Fans quickly took to the social media platform to share their reactions. With everything that’s currently going on with the Schumacher-Haas contract situation, fans came to the conclusion that Schumacher wasn’t giving up the Haas seat without a fight.

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As per rumors, Antonio Giovinazzi is in the driver’s seat to replace Mick Schumacher at Haas for 2023. However, the Italian had a pretty torrid FP1 session as he crashed and finished 20th in the FP1 standings.

Schumacher would surely hope that Giovinazzi’s luck and his own choice of apparel would be enough to secure a deal with Haas for 2023. However, fans still couldn’t leave the man alone without making a few jokes on Twitter first.

Haas has made it very clear; Schumacher needs to start scoring more points if he wants to keep his seat for 2022. However, with only 3 races to go, the man needed to keep his ideas fresh to impress his current employers.

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Will Mick Schumacher be able to secure his 2023 race seat at Haas? If not, who replaces him? Will it be Nico Hulkenberg, Antonio Giovinazzi or are we going to see the Honey Badger on the grid next year after all?