An F1 team boss believes Mick Schumacher does not get the credit he deserves.
Following Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri’s departures, Alpine were in need of a new driver and quickly the then-AlphaTauri man Gasly rose to the top of their shortlist.
But first they wanted to find a successor and having been turned down by the FIA in their pursuit of Colton Herta, Red Bull eventually settled on Nyck de Vries, although it appears Tost was not happy with the decision. The second-longest serving F1 boss went on to say that Schuamcher was “significantly better” than his reputation outside the paddock suggests but that the team decided to go with De Vries.
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