F1 | Haas, Steiner: “Three GPs in a row are good for our youngsters”

France, Austria and Styria. Le Castellet and Spielberg (twice). F1 is preparing for its "hat-trick" and at Haas this is an absolute novelty for two young drivers like Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin.

The two rookies will return to face each other on the track after the close encounter in the final laps of the Baku race, with Mazepin cornering Schumacher, who certainly didn't appreciate it.

“We have three consecutive matches ahead of us, we cannot change this and we have to adapt. Our drivers are both young, and therefore full of energy - the words of Gunther Steiner, team principal of the US team - Racing is what they want to do, so for me the three consecutive GPs are not a bad thing for them at all, on the contrary. Mick and Nikita have to stay focused; I think it's good that they are exposed to this pressure in their first part of their career. It's an important test, and I think they'll do very well."