Mick schumacher wins the F3 championship

A surge in his form saw Mick Schumacher win 5 races in a row giving him a 49-point lead over his nearest rival, Dan Ticktum. However, a first-lap collision in the first race at the Hockenheimring meant that he had to avoid dropping further 15 points to Ticktum in race two, which he managed to do by securing a 2nd place finish.

Schumacher's title win comes after a 12th place finish in his rookie season. The son of the 7-time world champions was incredibly delighted and was "really greatful" for the championship.

With all the attention and media surrounding him at all times, his team has played an important role in keeping his grounded and focused.

“It’s hard to describe in words. I feel really grateful for what I’m able to live in this moment, to live this dream. We do what we love, so to also perform well in it is the best feeling you can get. I have the team behind me, and people I can go to for relaxing. This was key for me coping with the attention that I have, and to focus on racing and what I love doing, which is being on track and turning quick lap times. The team gave me so much support all year long, even in the lowest moments.”

Felipe massa and the Mercedes team are among the many who sent congratulatory messages to Schumacher. Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff believes that Schumacher has what it takes to be one of the greats in the sport.

With the titled Mick now hopes earn a "Super Licence" which will allow him to driver and test in F1 cars. Schumacher is believed to race in the F2 series next serious and is unlikely to join F1 anytime soon despite being linked to Ferrari and RedBull’s junior driver programs.

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