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Mick Schumacher Blames Over‑Aggression for Detroit IndyCar Crash

Published May 31, 2026 · Updated May 31, 2026 · Motorsport.com

Mick Schumacher admitted that he tried too hard during qualifying in Detroit, leading to a crash in turns 6 and 7 just two minutes before the session closed.

Mick Schumacher confessed that he over‑aggressively pushed in the final minutes of the first qualifying segment at the Detroit street circuit, causing a crash in turns 6 and 7. The German driver, who had been on a promising lap, was forced to retire after the incident and was later checked at the medical centre. esporist.com

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