🇩🇪 Mick Schumacher

Schumacher is an established professional competing in IndyCar for Meyer Shank Racing, driving the Dallara–Honda No. 66. A Platinum-graded driver under FIA endurance classification, he has raced across single-seater and sportscar championships since 2015, primarily with Prema Powerteam in his early career. His 242 starts across 11 seasons have yielded 22 wins and 53 podiums.[1]

Schumacher won the 2018 FIA Formula 3 European championship with Prema Theodore Racing and the 2020 Formula 2 title with Prema Racing, establishing himself as a front-runner in open-wheel progression. He competed in Formula 1 for Haas in 2021 and 2022, taking 44 starts without a podium finish. Since 2024 he has raced in the FIA World Endurance Championship for Alpine Endurance Team, scoring three podiums across 16 multiclass endurance starts. He currently races IndyCar, where he is mixing a campaign split between oval and road-course racing; through 18 starts in 2026 he has taken 2 podiums and finished 12th in the championship standings.[2]

In his regular single-seater opponents, Schumacher has proved closely matched with established professional Zhou Guanyu across their shared Formula 3 and Formula 2 seasons, and has typically finished ahead of Gold-graded professional Marino Sato in the same formulae. Against the grid's strongest competitors, he has beaten generational drivers Max Verstappen and George Russell once and twice respectively in their Formula 1 meetings, though those instances were isolated results in campaigns where both drivers were far more often ahead of him.