Mick Schumacher says he 🍸had no trouble in separating his focus between his Formula 1 test duties and his racing commitments in Formula 2 in Bahrain, ensuring he avoided distractions.

Schuma🦹cher made his F2 debut at the end of last month in Bahrain prior to his first F1 test outings that saw him complete&nb🌌sp;running for both Ferrari and Alfa Romeo at🐬 the Bahrain International Circuit.

The 20-year-old stressed prior to the race weekend that he would 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:not let himself be di🥂stracted by th꧟e F1 tests, and said following an intense week that♔ he had little🐓 trouble in separating the commitments.

“[It was] not hard at all. For 𒉰me, it was very easy to separate that,” S😼chumacher said.

“For me, it was F𒊎2 from the beginning, F2 focused, and after F2 was done, that’s the time I was kind of able to think about F1.

“I managed 💝it really well. I was quite happy with how it went, so I think it was a very positive weekend♒ and a very positive week.”

Schuma♑cher added that he was hopeful of using some of the lessons that he learned through F1 testing to aid his F2 efforts, with the next race taking place in Baku at the end of th🌄e month.

“F1 is so complex. There are so many ways to see and learn abou꧟t the car,” Schumacher said.

“To speak with [the engineers] and try toও take the information for myself ꦛreally did help.

“I learned so much that I can really use in F2 🃏as well. I’ll for sure use every single biღt of it.”