Ferrari Red Carpet Ready Title For Schumacher

Ferrari says ready to welcome Mick Schumacher if the youngest son of racing legend Michael Schumacher, wants to gain knowledge with them, Source: Telegraph

Grownnews: Maranello - Ferrari did not need to think again to welcome Mick Schumacher. If the youngest child that want to join Michael Schumacher, Formula 1 racing team from Italy is ready for the red carpet. Mick is still 17 years old, is the son of Michael, who is a living legend of Ferrari. Ex German driver ever contributing five world championship trophy to Ferrari straight from 2000 to 2004.

Now, the legend was lay in a coma due to a skiing accident that happened three years ago. In the midst of his critical condition, Michael seems to have inherited his racing talent to Mick, his youngest son.

Mick will compete in the Formula 3 European stage this season. The blond-haired boy next grade to F3 after shining at the world championships last season F4 to exit as the runner up. But many predict, Mick will perform in F1 one day. Ferrari has an emotional connection with the driver's father, said he was ready to welcome him someday.

"About his future (Mick), I do not know what will he decide to do. But if he wants to join our program, he will get the red carpet," said Massimo Rivola as head of the academy of Ferrari in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport on Saturday (14 / 1/2017). In addition to Ferrari, CEO Formula 1 also said the same thing. Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that Formula 1 would be very nice if Mick could join again.

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Formula 1 Continues To Develop Instruments Halo

Formula 1 season is predicted to be using new safety instrument called 'Halo'

Grownnews: London - Formula 1 season is predicted to be using new safety instrument called 'hello'. The instrument continuously developed the International Motorsports Federation (FIA) to be used next season.

Safety instruments developed after McLaren, Fernando Alonso was involved in a horrific crash at the 2016 Australian GP. Since then the FIA F1 car reviewing safety standards.

F1 racing safety director, Laurent Mekies said that the accident Alonso in Melbourne has prompted plans for using the instrument halo. Hopefully, with the new device driver can escape from death when involved in an accident.

"We looked specifically at the accident Alonso. We continue to conduct studies on these devices," said Mekies.

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Felipe Massa Story Seduced Return To F1

Williams driver Felipe Massa admitted it is difficult declined the offer to re-appear in F1 despite having declared retirement, Source: Yahoo! Sport

Grownnews: OXFORDSHIRE - Felipe Massa go to vote about himself could return to the F1 race despite solidify intention to retire late last season. Williams driver admitted difficult to reject an offer to return behind the wheel of fast cars. Williams had decided to retire after the 2016 season ended. Despite failing to reach the finish line in Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, his farewell party remained lively in Marin Yas Circuit, Abu Dhabi

Shortly afterwards, Massa apparently back got an offer to return to defend Williams. It stems from a move to Mercedes Valtteri Bottas to replace Nico Rosberg who suddenly decided to retire as well. Sky Sport News, Massa was surprised by the decision Williams persuade them to rejoin. Without the 35-year-old driver also had no reason to reject the offer of his favorite team.

"I'm back, I'm here again. It's nice to come back to the team and to see everyone again," said Massa was quoted as saying of Yahoo! Sport, Thursday (01/19/2017).

"I got a call in December, it happened after a Christmas party. Claire Williams (boss Williams) called me and I thought she would thank him for what had happened. But he did was ask if I was ready to race him next year We desperately need you, '' said Massa mimicking Claire question.

"After the conversation, it is very difficult for me to say no to working with the team that I really love. Especially in a year when everything starts from zero. With the rules are completely different to the car, it becomes a very difficult year in terms of physical the racer, "he concluded. Massa himself will bertandem with Lance Stroll, a Canadian young riders. While Bottas has officially moved to Mercedes for a duet with Lewis Hamilton.

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Mercedes Reject Pascal Wehrlein For Experience Factor

Pascal Wehrlein failed recruited Mercedes because his experience is still too little to be a major driver in Formula 1, 2017, Source: Sky sports

Grownnews: Stuttgart - Toto Wolff explains why his team fail to recruit Pascal Wehrlein to fight in the Formula 1 circus, 2017. Bos Mercedes assess the experience of the German driver is still too low to be recruited as the main driver. Wehrlein name had become a conversation on the radar because Mercedes. Together Valtteri Bottas of Williams, former teammate Rio Haryanto at the Manor Racing entered as a replacement candidate Nico Rosberg who decided to retire after the 2016 world champion.

Slowly but surely, began Wehrlein Bottas marginalized and even more close to the Mercedes. Until finally, Pascal accepted proposal Sauber and Mercedes get Bottas services to bertandem with Lewis Hamilton. The German manufacturer explained, Wehrlein failed to be elected because of the experience factor. Despite the impressive show together Manor, Mercedes is still too early for the 22-year-old driver finished their primary driver.

"We decided he was still too soon to be colleague Lewis Hamilton. For Pascal and Esteban Ocon, we have own program which is designed for two to three years," said Wolff in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport quoted Sportsmole, Thursday (19/1 / 2017). While Wehrlein move to Sauber also had a debate. Because the driver education Mercedes join a team that uses Ferrari engines.

That led to speculation that Sauber changed the power unit is planned to be owned Mercedes in the spring 2018. In response, Wolff denies.

"No. The contract rider has nothing to do with the machine. We respect the cooperative relationship between Sauber and Ferrari," he concluded.

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