Vettel complains about power politics in Formula 1

“It will not be until 2022 that a ten percent share of second-generation biofuel will be mandatory in Formula 1. The proportion should only increase to just 30 percent with new engine regulations. That would be from 2025/2026 at the earliest. I find that very, very disappointing,” said Vettel in an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . In mid-December, the 33-year-old completed his last race for Scuderia Ferrari after six years - from the coming season, the four-time world champion will drive for the new Aston Martin factory team. “We have no traction control, no anti-lock braking, no stability system, all of which is in every newer road car today. Things that were developed on the race track and found their way into series production. There is no doubt that we have made great progress in the area of security.” “Where is Formula 1’s pioneering role in the field of technology?” Sebastian Vettel By 2025 there will “certainly be gas stations for everyone that sell gasoline made from 1 percent renewable energy,” said Vettel and asked: “Where is Formula XNUMX’s pioneering role in the field of technology?” In his opinion, power politics plays a role and no one wants to give up their advantage. “That seems to be the case. Formula 1 has always cost a lot of money. And the competition and ambition have always opened up enough wallets,” said the Formula 1 driver. The seriousness of the situation is not understood. “I find that frustrating,” complained Vettel. “We know better and we still don’t do it. This is how we seal our disappearance into irrelevance.”

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Vettel complains about power politics in Formula 1

Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel misses the pioneering role of his high-tech industry in the field of engineering and technology. The German also complains about the power politics in the premier class of motorsport.

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