MIck Schumacher sent chills to everyone watching qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, when in Q2 he lost control of a Haas VF-22 and crashed with a 33G force into a wall of the track.
The young German, the son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, was taken by helicopter to the hospital, but fortunately later learned that he had no physical consequences as a result of the serious accident.
There was a lot of anxiety generated by this moment, and some pictures captured the moment seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton went to the Haas facility in person to check on Mick Schumacher’s health.
The gesture did not go unnoticed, especially on social media, where Hamilton’s photo went viral.
Take a look at the pictures of Mick Schumacher’s accident in the gallery above.
Lewis Hamilton went to check on Mick Schumacher after the Haas driver had a major crash in qualifying
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