Mick Schumacher, a rookie IndyCar Series driver, has completed the first four races across oval, road and street circuits and said his biggest challenge is the upcoming Indianapolis 500 pre-test at the end of April, with free practice beginning the second week of May.
In an exclusive interview with Motorsport.com, Mick Schumacher said he enjoys returning to single-driver equipment and not having to make compromises, and he noted recent staff changes have required readjustment.
Schumacher described the tight IndyCar weekend structure as a major learning curve, explaining that limited Friday practice leaves little time to alter setups before qualifying and race day, so FP1 choices must be precise.
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