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Guenther Steiner has warned the point-less Mick Schumacher there is a “queue of drivers” wanting to take his Formula 1 race seat.

Last time out at the Miami Grand Prix, Schumacher joined an unwanted top-10 list as he crashed late in the race while fighting Sebastian Vettel for what would have been his maiden World Championship point.

As such, he is now on the list of the top 10 drivers with the most grand prix starts without a single point, 26.

While he is a long way off Luca Badoer’s record of 50, Steiner says the longer his run continues, the more pressure there is on the 23-year-old’s shoulders.

He told Sport Bild: “Not getting any points so close to the end, that creates pressure.”

Last season, Haas did not score a single point, neither Schumacher nor his team-mate Nikita Mazepin able to get off the mark in what was very much a back-of-the-grid car.

This season, Haas have made great strides forward, so much so that Schumacher’s new team-mate Kevin Magnussen was fifth at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

He has added two more top-10 results to his tally, his performances upping the pressure on Schumacher to score as the Dane is showing the VF-22 is a car capable of netting points.

But having gone from trying to beat his team-mate at the back of the grid to fighting others for points, Steiner concedes Schumacher needs to adjust to his