Amid the drama throughout the action-packed British Grand Prix, there was a proud moment for Mick Schumacher as he secured his best ever Formula 1 finish.
The young German finished eighth in his Haas, finally scoring points for the first time since he made the step up to single-seater motorsport's premier category. It might have been even better for him, as he came close but eventually failed to overtake the ailing Red Bull of Max Verstappen for seventh place.
Nevertheless, a career-best result left Schumacher, son of seven-time world champion Michael, jumping for joy at the end of the race. And before he could get out of his car to do that, he expressed his emotions over team radio – swiftly followed by an apology for his bad language.
