Listen to this article Ferrari announced at Imola last week that Sainz had agreed a new two-year F1 deal running to the end of the 2024 season following a successful start to life at Maranello. It ensures Ferrari will run an unchanged driver line-up with Sainz and team-mate Charles Leclerc until at least 2025, giving the team stability. Schumacher is currently the only Ferrari Driver Academy member on the F1 grid, embarking on his second season with Haas in 2022, and he also serves as one of Ferrari’s reserve drivers. But the German did not believe Sainz’s new contract would impact on him at all given his current focus at Haas. “I think it’s the obvious step for Ferrari,” Schumacher said. “They have two great drivers, and Carlos obviously had a great season last year and also had a pretty good few races this year. “So yeah, it was clear. For me, it doesn’t really change much as my job is to do my best her …