Mick, son of Michael Schumacher, misses F1’s first taste of the Eifel Grand Prix

Mick Schumacher was disappointed after he delayed his Formula 1 debut with a follow-up to his mother, Corina.

The son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher was set to get a taste of Formula 1 by driving in his first Eifel Grand Prix training session on Friday with Alfa Romeo.

But rain and fog in the Nürburgring, Germany, led to the cancellation of all procedures on Friday as conditions prevented the medical helicopter from flying.

The 21-year-old son, seven-time world champion Michael, was disappointed

Fog and rain in the Nürburgring led to the cancellation of two training sessions on Friday because it was not safe enough for the medical helicopter to fly.

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Schumacher Jr., who drives the Formula 2 arrangement and is part of Ferrari’s Young Driver Program, is expected to take a seat in the Alpha race next year.

He said, ‘It was a shame not to be able to go out, we knew the expectations were not great, at this time of year, we knew it might be wet but the preparations were good and we did the meetings and got that much knowledge from him. At Haz.

We have to wait and see how things develop. We have a lot of lanes that are not driven and the usual drivers need their time in the car.

It will be a great opportunity. F1 is the goal and the dream.

“It’s special to be here and I wish I could go out and drive in front of the crowd – I hope to be here next time.

Mick’s mother Corina was on the track to watch him participate in his first training session

Schumacher pictured Jenner with his mother Corina at an event in Switzerland in 2017

“I have a mom here with me who watches me and she’d love to see me drive, so maybe another time.”

He is now expected to be awarded his debut in training for the season’s final race in Abu Dhabi.

British racer Callum Ellott was also denied the opportunity to sample his first Formula 1 race with Haas on Friday.

Bad weather and visibility meant there was no helicopter highway to reach a nearby hospital in the event of an accident.

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Mick Schumacher drives his father’s Ferrari F2004 at a stage show at the Tuscan Grand Prix

Schumacher, 21, says if he won a place in Formula 1, it would be because of the hard work and not his famous name.

He said: The pressure is always there, whatever your name. My name will not bring me the championship but it is work behind the scenes.

“We are doing very well and it proves that we are in the right place at the right time.”

Schumacher Snr is recovering from a terrible skiing accident since 2013 that left him with head injuries and went into a medical coma.

His health is now shrouded in mystery, but recent reports have claimed that he was taken to a £ 27 million mansion in Mallorca.

Sebastian Vettel showed a touching Michael Schumacher tribute to his son Mick

The Ferrari driver incorporated a 3D design inspired by the F1 legend before the Eifel GP

Sebastian Vettel praised the champ for seven-time custom helmet design, which he showed to Schumacher Jr. Friday.

A clip posted on the Formula One Instagram page shows Mick watching as Vettel points out various design details about the helmet based on his father.

Schumacher’s signature can also be found on the sides with a Chinese dragon drawn on top. Vettel keeps his German flag ribbon in the center of the helmet, but has managed to blend the two designs together.

The seven-time world champion enjoyed iconic helmet designs during his time in the sport

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