WATCH: Mick Schumacher’s Scary F1 Crash at Turn 22 Brings Out the Red Flag Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has seen its fair share of crashes at its first Formula One race. In Saturday’s session, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen suffered a crash, and now in Sunday’s race, it was Mick Schumacher who found himself in the wall.

As the Haas rookie was zipping around the track, he lost control as he entered a car and within a blink of an eye. The German driver crashed his Ferrari-powered car into the barriers.

Mick Schumacher brings out the safety car at the Saudi Arabian GP

Many were excited for the inaugural F1 race in Saudi Arabia, a fast-paced track that could make an exciting race. However, there have been a few crashes during the Grand Prix weekend, and now in Sunday’s race, it is Schumacher Jr who found himself out of the race after suffering a horrible crash.

As Mick was pushing his Haas to the limit, he seemed to have lost control as he entered the 22nd corner of Jeddah. Soon, Schumacher found himself in the barrier, similar to Leclerc’s crash that the F1 community witnessed in FP2. A safety car was brought out, but soon the FIA red-flagged the session.

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No points for Mick at Jeddah

The German driver would have hoped that he had scored his first F1 points so far this season. However, it seems that Mick would have to wait for the final race in Abu Dhabi to do so.

After his horrible crash at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, the 22-year-old will aim to bounce back for the final race of the season. Having shown the potential that he can crack Q2 in qualifying, Schumacher will be looking forward to zipping around Yas Marina, hoping to bag his first F1 points in his rookie year.

Do you think Schumacher Jr will go empty-handed in his first year on the grid? Or do you see the Haas rookie seize some points at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix next weekend? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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