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Mick Schumacher now follows in his father’s footsteps as he embarks on his F1 journey after being crowned 2020 F2 Champion beating Callum Ilott to the title by 14 points.
After another draw in League Two, the Stags will be looking to get back to winning games as they face a trip to Cumbria to play in-form Carlisle United.
The flying Dutchman controlled the race from start to finish as he claimed his tenth career win. Valtteri Bottas finished 16 seconds behind the Red Bull to claim second and Lewis Hamilton came third.
Max Verstappen was able to claim the first non-Mercedes pole position of the year and the first at the Yas Marina circuit since 2013 as he jumped on top ahead of Valtteri Bottas and the returning Lewis Hamilton.
The Stags have played incredibly ever since Nigel Clough has come in and have really turned it around. Now they face the task of climbing the League Two table.
It was simply a brilliant performance from the Foxes as they cruised to a 2-0 victory against AEK Athens. Harvey Barnes and Cengiz Under were on target for the winners of Group G.
Louis Deletraz performed a stunning lap in the morning session which saw his MP Motorsport on top after session one. In the second session, Felipe Drugovich’s consistency saw him top the timings charts in the afternoon.
The new Campos driver was the fastest driver around the Bahrain International Circuit in the morning as Jehan Daruvala returned to his throne of fastest in the afternoon session.
In the final matchday of the group stage, Leicester City face AEK Athens with an unbeaten home record still intact. The Foxes are through to the Round of 32 but will want to end the group stage on a positive note.
Formula 2’s latest race winner beat out the other Carlin car of Dan Ticktum to top the first day of F2 Post-Season Testing in Bahrain.
Distraught, sad, unhappy. Those are just some of the emotions George Russell must be feeling as a potential F1 win slipped out of his hands and saw Sergio Perez pick up his first win.
He’s done it! It was an exciting race with plenty of drama, but Mick Schumacher prevailed and won the Championship by 14 points as Jehan Daruvala won the Sprint Race and was joined by Carlin teammate, Yuki Tsunoda, and Dan Ticktum finished third.
Valtteri Bottas was pushed by George Russell as he replaces Lewis Hamilton this weekend, but the Finn was able to claim pole position for the 16th time in his career ahead of Russell and Max Verstappen in third.
17 points left to play for and 14 points between the Championship battle as the 2020 F2 Champion will be crowned after the final race.
Yuki Tsunoda feels like he has ‘to work as hard as possible’ as he stays in the Championship fight by qualifying on pole ahead of the 2020 F2 Sakhir Feature Race
Yuki Tsunoda took pole position ahead of the Feature Race as Championship rival Nikita Mazepin joins Tsunoda on the front-row and Jehan Daruvala qualified in third.
Mansfield have been impressive under Nigel Clough so far and have only lost once in six games under their new boss. They’ll look to continue their good run as Crawley Town come to NG18.
The F1 drivers brace themselves ahead of a second weekend in Bahrain with the outer layout of the Bahrain International Circuit ahead of the grid this week.
The heat has been turned up as the Formula 2 drivers brace themselves for their last two races of the season and five of them are still in with a shout of winning the Championship.
The game was not easy for the hosts as the away team, Dagenham & Redbridge did not give away any silly mistakes. In the 122nd minute, Nicky Maynard scored the crucial goal to send the Stags into the third round of the cup.
The Championship lead is down to 14 points between Mick Schumacher and Callum Ilott, but the latter crashed into Jehan Daruvala and banished his chances of biting more out of Schumacher’s Championship lead.
Setting a new track record at the Bahrain International Circuit, Lewis Hamilton grabbed pole position ahead of Sunday’s race.
The Stags have not been past the fourth round of the FA Cup since the 2007/08 season and have only reached the third round twice since then.
Callum Ilott decreased the gap in the Championship hunt to 18 points as he took pole position and four bonus points. Felipe Drugovich qualified alongside Ilott on the front row in second and Dan Ticktum in third.