What does Sebastian Vettel's future look like?

Aston Martin's team boss Mike Krack understands Sebastian Vettel's wait-and-see attitude towards contract extensions. “He is not a driver who wants to fight for 18th place,” said the 50-year-old on Saturday during a press conference in the Imola paddock. If a racing team has a driver like Vettel and can give him a car that motivates him, “then you would be stupid if you didn’t try to keep him,” emphasized Krack, but also said: “I’m not talking about contracts here speak." Krack already knows Vettel from their previous times together at BMW-Sauber. It is now up to Aston Martin to supply him with the material. The day before, Vettel had confirmed that a continuation of his career, which had recently stalled badly, depends on how this year goes. “And then we'll see what happens next,” the now 34-year-old native of Heppenheim emphasized and reported on 15 amazing years that he could look back on. 4 times world champion Vettel made his debut for BMW-Sauber in the USA in 2007 and then moved to Toro Rosso - now Alpha Tauri. For the 2009 season he was promoted and was appointed to the Red Bull. Vettel won the Drivers' World Championship with the team in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Vettel drove for Ferrari from 2015, without the title he had hoped for, he had to leave the Scuderia after the 2020 season and joined Aston Martin. But even there, hopes of success were initially dashed. Vettel celebrated his last Grand Prix victory to date, his 53rd, in September 2019. “I'm not giving away a secret when I say that the current situation tastes a little different. You have to motivate yourself differently,” he said on the sidelines of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. But he still has the desire to experience that taste of victory again.

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What does Sebastian Vettel's future look like?

Things are still not going as planned for Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin. SportNews would like to know from its readers what the future of the four-time world champion might look like.

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