Listen to this article With Haas teammate Kevin Magnussen having grabbed the headlines with a shock fifth place on his F1 return last weekend, Schumacher endured a more challenging season opener. Following a first lap clash with Esteban Ocon that spun him around, Schumacher recovered to finish 11th, just one position out of the points. But after a 2021 campaign where his best result was 12th at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Schumacher said feeling that he could have done better in Bahrain delivers the perfect proof of the promise he feels he has right now. “I guess it shows that even though we had our best result, we’re still unhappy in a way, and that just proves the point that we have so much more potential,” he said ahead of the Saudi Grand Prix. “It’s great to be disappointed and dreaming of something bigger, because that just motivates you even more to try and do your best every single time, and even go beyond that.” After a 2021 campaign where he and then teammate Nikita Mazepin battled at the back of the field, Schumacher says that his whole approach to F1 has changed thank …