Mattia Binotto, the new Audi boss, confirmed that Mick Schumacher is in the running for the second seat at Sauber in 2025

Mick Schumacher can still hope for a Formula One return as he has been named a candidates for a place at the future Audi team by its chief operating officer Mattia Binotto. Schumacher, the son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher,

Mick Schumacher's hopes for a Formula One comeback remain alive, as Audi's chief operating officer, Mattia Binotto has named him a candidate

Sauber's 2025 Formula 1 driver lineup, signaling a potential return to the sport after his history at Haas F1 team.

Mick Schumacher is definitely an option to complete an all-German driver lineup at Audi-owned Sauber in 2025. Mere days (…)

Michael Schumacher's son Mick could be about to get a route back into Formula One two years after being dumped by Haas. Living up to the hype as a Formula One star with the surname Schumacher was always going to be a tough task for Mick and the truth is, the German underwhelmed behind the wheel.

The new Audi boss emphasized that two options are being considered for the team: "There are two main options – on the one hand, experience to put us on the growth path, and on the other hand, a young, talented driver who can accompany us on the way to the top."

Audi’s Mattia Binotto has opened the door of opportunity for Mick Schumacher to join the team for F1 2026. Audi is yet to announce its second driver, having already signed Nico Hulkenberg – the German driver will move to Sauber for 2025 before the full takeover of the Swiss squad by Audi.

Mick Schumacher is emerging as a potential candidate for a seat at the Audi-owned Sauber team, which could be his last opportunity to return to Formula 1.

Sauber are the only team without a confirmed driver line-up for next season. Since announcing Nico Hulkenberg’s contract in April, the Hinwil-based squad have assessed many drivers that could drive alongside him 2025.