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mick schumacher have confirmed their switch to indycar Failed to make a comeback, for the 2026 season formula one,
German driver, seven year old son f1 world champion Michael SchumacherHe had two seasons at Haas in 2021–2022, before losing his seat after several costly accidents.
26 year old was a Reserve a driver’s license in Mercedes for two years But he failed to take part in the Grand Prix season and left his role at the end of last year.
Schumacher has competed for Alpine in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) this year – including the 24 Hours of Le Mans race – but Have made no secret of your desire To find a way back into F1.
However, after being overlooked for a seat at new Team Cadillac for 2026, Schumacher has turned his attention stateside and will race for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Team (RLL) in IndyCar next year, after impressing in testing last month.
Schumacher said, “Having both an F1 and endurance background and having competed in various racing series over the years, I have the insight and knowledge that I am sure will contribute to a great partnership.”
“RLL has already prepared me very well during testing, and I am sure we can create a lot together.
“I was also immediately excited about the American way of cars and motorsport that seems to be more about pure and straightforward racing, and that’s really the aspect I’m most looking forward to.
“And of course, I’m curious about new experiences and always interested in broadening my horizons. For me, a new journey is starting here, and I’m excited for the season to start.”
Team co-owner Bobby Rahal said: “His testing with us on the IMS road course was exceptional, he impressed every member of the team.
“Everyone walked away from that program determined that we would do everything we could to get Mick on our program. We’re thrilled that he’s been chosen to come with us, and we can’t wait to get to work.”
Schumacher will make his IndyCar debut at the 2026 season-opener in St. Petersburg, Florida on March 1.