While asked about emulating his father Michael with the move into F1, Mick said, "Can't say when it will happen. At the moment I am simply trying to learn, so I can't say when the time will come."
The 17-year-old, who made his debut in German F4 series last year, said that he first expects himself to be fully prepared before switching to F1.
Mick, however, believes a move to Formula 3, rather than F1, would be the logical next step.
"F3 would be the logical next step, I believe that I will be at the next tests," Mick, who also drives for Ferrari-linked Italian junior team Prema, was quoted as saying by Sport24.
Earlier, Mick missed out on winning the German Formula 4 title to main rival and former teammate Joey Mawson.
Mick headed into the final round of the season at Hockenheim with 39-point behind Mawson, who wrapped up the championship with two races to spare by clinching victory in the opening race of the weekend.
Mick, however, still has a chance to claim the Italian F4 title in the final round at
