Schumacher is into his second mission in Formula 1 with Haas, the Ferrari junior especially seen as a future competitor to join the Scuderia's line-up and proceed the unbelievable Schumacher-Ferrari story.
His tenderfoot season was liberated from pressure, hustling in a reasonable barkmarker Haas VF-21 close by an individual freshman in Nikita Mazepin.
However, with Mazepin leaving during 2022 pre-season, Haas got back to a recognizable face as Kevin Magnussen, implying that Schumacher out of nowhere had an accomplished benchmark on the opposite side of the carport.
Haas likewise have begun the season areas of strength for extremely, scoring focuses in three of the initial four rounds with a best consequence of P5, however Schumacher is yet to get off the imprint with a few occurrences crawling into his driving.
Berger then, at that point, who dashed for Ferrari in two spells covering six seasons, accepts that Schumacher isn't prepared at this point to turn into a Ferrari driver.
"I, first of all, figure a transition to Ferrari would be too soon for Mick," expressed Berger in a meeting with Sky.
"I think Mick simply needs to advance now, and he needs to show this year that he can likewise contend with his colleague and that he is in front of him. Consequently, he has an immense errand in front of him."
Berger added that it would be "extremely, risky" for Schumacher to right presently be contemplating the way in which he advances into a Ferrari cockpit, however doesn't accepts such considerations are in the German racer's psyche as of now.
"I likewise don't think Mick thinks, how might I go to Ferrari now? No, presently you need to perform at Haas, presently you need to take down your colleague," Berger proceeded.
"Then you naturally go to a higher level once more. You don't simply go into Formula 1 and drive at the front, it requires investment, and you need to give the young men that."
There isn't set to be any opening for Schumacher at Ferrari during the following two seasons, with Carlos Sainz having marked another arrangement that secures him until 2024.
Berger repeated however that a Ferrari advancement for Schumacher as soon as 2023 would have been some unacceptable choice.
"In a few years, in the event that he performs, you can say this moment would be a decent opportunity, and afterward you can have this conversation," Berger made sense of.
"Presently would be off-base."
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