Mick Schumacher is in the mix to drive in F1 for Alpine, their team boss has admi𝓀tted.

Alpine were left raging last weekend iꦑn Monaco when Esteban Ocon’s lunge caused a collision with teammate Pierre Gasly.

Bruno Famin, the Alpine team principal, is reportedly considering axing Ocon from the F1 Canadian꧋ Grand Prix as a result.

Schumacher𒈔, who represents Alpine in the World Endurance Championship already, has therefore come into the equation.

“Everything is open for 2025, ever🐼yone talks to everyon𒀰e,” Famin told.

“It wo🌊uld be a mistake not to have𝕴 Mick on the list.

"I'm very happy with Mick, he's super fast.

“But in the WEC that's not the main thin🌠g, you have to drive at a consistently high level and 𒀰have a good team spirit.

“I'm very impressed with him becau🅺se he's got it fr🗹om the first.

"He has adapted his attitude to the long-d💛istance races on the 🔯day.

“He has a very good relationship with his t♈eammates.”

Schumacher added: "My goal ⭕and my dream is to dr🌜ive in Formula 1.

“It has always been t𓆏hat way and it will always remain that way.

“That's why we have to make sur😼e that the dominoes now fall in my direction and hopefully I'll end up with a seat.

“What I can do is simply give my best performance in the WEC and also꧋ in Formula 1 and continue to perform well for the team as ﷽a reserve driver and continue to have discussions."

Schumacher was axed by Guenther Steiner, then the team princi😼pal of Haas who was critical of the quantity of crashes he exper🐻ienced.

Sinc꧙e the start of last year, the son of Michael Schumacher has been a𝓰 reserve driver for Mercedes.

But amid the chaos at Alpine, a new a🐎nd unexpected route back onto the 2025 F1 grid has opened u❀p.