Paris - Mick Schumacher says he is aiming to win this year's European F3 championship.
Last year, the 19-year-old son of seven time world champion Michael Schumacher finished the series 12th.
"Of course, as a driver, you always set the championship as the goal," said the German.
'I don't want to sound great'
"I have a very good feeling, I am well prepared, have had very good tests and I feel completely ready," Schumacher said in Pau, France, ahead of the opening race.
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"But I don't want to sound great now. I want to drive," Schumacher added.
"I think there are again five to eight drivers fighting for the title. I will do everything I can to be one of them."
"I would like to improve in certain areas and will continue to work on myself. I want to show that I have improved," he also told Auto Bild:
"Mick is motivated and ambitious. I'm sure he'll do an impressive season," according to Schumacher's manager, Sabine Kehm.