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Sebastian Vettel is a German Formula One driver and four-time World Champion who currently drives for Scuderia Ferrari. He has been racing in Formula One since 2007, when he debuted with BMW Sauber. He is widely considered to be one of the best drivers of all time, having won four consecutive World Championships from 2010 to 2013. Vettel is a nine-time Grand Prix winner, and has also won the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He is widely respected for his driving ability and technical expertise, and is known for his friendly and approachable manner. Vettel is currently the highest-paid driver in Formula One, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers of the modern era. Vettel made headlines in 2019 when he was signed by Scuderia Ferrari to compete in the 2019 season, replacing Kimi Räikkönen. Since joining Ferrari, Vettel has had a difficult start to the season, with multiple retirements and a series of poor performances. Despite this, Vettel has remained optimistic and enthusiastic, and is determined to turn things around and challenge for the title. Vettel has also made headlines in recent months for his outspoken views on the sport. He has been vocal in his
It's race week! (again) and this one's making us think of a driver who's not on the grid anymore. The Japanese Grand Prix holds special significance for Sebastian Vettel, not only did he clinch his second championship title there in 2011, but he has always named the circuit as one of his favourites. This weekend will be the first time we return to Suzuka since Vettel's retirement at the end of the 2022 season, and he loves the track so much that he openly admitted before he'd even left that he'd come back and do a one-off appearance there. Unfortunately,
As mentioned earlier this week, Suzuka is a track that has always meant a lot to Sebastian Vettel. He won his second F1 championship there back in 2011, as well as getting an emotional send-off from the Japanese fans in his final Japanese GP last year. But he's back! For a very different reason - his latest biodiversity project, known as “Buzzin’ Corner”. Seb has been in Japan for a couple of days and has helped build 11 bee hotels inside the first sector of the famous track. The track has also repainted the Turn 2 kerbs the yellow and