On Tuesday at Silverstone, the Haas rookie got the chance to get behind the wheel of th💫e iconic Jordanꦗ 191 made famous by his father when he made his F1 debut at the 1991 Belgian Grand Prix.

Schumacher made an instant impression on the F1 paddock when he got an unexpected call up to replace Jordan regular Bertrand Gachot - who was imprisoned for assaulting a London taxi driver mid-way through the 1991🍒 season - at Spa-Franco𓄧rchamps, despite having only driven an F1 car for the first time just days before the race.

The future world champion qualified a stunning seventh - four places ahead of teammate Andrea de Cesaris - for his F1 debut and was running in sixth place when his clutch failed moments൩ཧ after passing Eau Rouge on the opening lap, causing him to retire.

But Schumacher had made his mark as the hottest property in F1 and was subsequently snapped up by Benetton for the remaining five races of the season. The rest, as they saܫy, is history.&nb🌠sp;

Wonderf♔ul and emotional day sharing the gorgeous Jordan 191 with , 30 years after his father made his debut in it!

— Karun Chandhok (@karunchandhok)

30 years later, his 22-year-old son Mick, got the chance to sample the ca🔯r around Silverstone two days after finishing 18th at the British Grand Prix.

Schumac♐her shared the 191 with Karun Chandhok for a special Sky Sports F1 feature that will be broadcast during its coverage of next month’s Bel🍒gian Grand Prix.

The 12th round of the 2021 F1 sea🌌son will mark the 30th anniversary of Schumacher sr’s legendary debut.