DRIVERS are getting themselves ready for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after an ugly first two days of the event in Jeddah. Mick Schumacher has confirmed with fans that he is ‘OK’ after being involved in a horrifying 170mph crash during qualifying and has shown up for the main race. Mick Schumacher has spoken out after his horror crash yesterday, and claimed “serious discussions” are needed regarding the safety of the circuit in Jeddah. Mick Schumacher is also back and looks raring to go, which is a relief to see for all F1 fans. Frightened F1 drivers were unanimously AGAINST racing in today’s Saudi Grand Prix. Mick Schumacher has told fans he is “OK” after his horror 170mph crash in Saudi Grand Prix qualifying, writes TOM SHEEN. The Haas driver, 23, will not be racing after the terrifying smash left his car split in two. Haas also confirmed that Schumacher would not be able to race in Sunday’s GP. Hamilton, who will start 15th in today’s race due to Mick Schumacher not taking part, said “so sorry guys” over the team radio after his Q1 elimination. The Haas driver, 23, confirmed he was “OK” after being airlifted to hospital – but his car was split in two. And the Ferrari boss said that cancelling the race and fleeing the country was not an option.

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