Listen to this article With five minutes to go in Q2, Schumacher smashed nose first into the wall at high speed in Turn 10, near the end of the first sector. The session was immediately red-flagged while the FIA medical crew was deployed to extricate Schumacher from the Haas, who was then taken to the medical centre by ambulance. Soon after the accident Haas reported that Schumacher was “physically fine” and had spoken to his mother, adding that medical centre checks had revealed no injuries. Schumacher was still airlifted to the King Fahad Armed Forces hospital for precautionary checks. “Mick is physically in a good condition but will be flown by helicopter to hospital for further precautionary check-ups,” Haas said. Schumacher had progressed to Q1 for the second consecutive race as Haas continued to be in the midfield mix. The red flag was brought out a first time for a crash for Williams’ Nicholas …