Sky F1 commentator Martin Brundle has debunked conspiracy theories surrounding a recent Sebastian Vettel interview, which had fuelled talk the German was ready to announce his retirement. That will drive my decision.". Press J to jump to the feed. 4 years ago | 11 views. A statement by Sky expert Martin Brundle circulated on the Internet on Saturday morning, according to which Vettel had asked him for an interview in the run-up to the Hungarian Grand Prix. Sebastian Vettel’s outrage at having Canadian Grand Prix victory stolen from him – penalised for the manner of his rejoining the circuit after a brief off when battling with Lewis Hamilton – was understandable. Airs in Sky F1's race-day build-up on Sunday from 12.30pm. Here's what you can look forward to during coverage of this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix on Sky Sports F1. "Age is obviously not a problem because I still have a lot of years on the clock.". "Sebastian Vettel is one of the greatest talents in motorsport," said Todt in an exclusive interview with Sky Sports. "He's the one who has driven last year's car, he knows the characteristics of it more so than Seb does. Sebastian Vettel exclusive: Why his undecided future will be 'exciting' Departing Ferrari driver sits down with Martin Brundle for wide-ranging interview in Sky F1's Hungarian GP … Sky Sports F1 2013: Vettel and Webber post race interviews (2013 Malaysia Grand Prix) Phillippa Gillett. I then asked him what he wants to talk about next week", Brundle explains at Sky Sports F1. Sky F1: Sebastian Vettel Post Race Interview (2016 Italian Grand Prix) Phillippa Gillett. Things you love to se[at]. He definitely hasn't forgotten how to do that, and the work ethic is still there. The four-time champion spoke at length to Martin Brundle on Thursday in an interview that airs in Sky F1's exclusively live coverage of Sunday's Hungarian GP from 12.30pm. “Next Thursday, I have an interview with Seb, in Hungary,” the Sky F1 man said. Report. ð #WelcomeSeb#IAMF1 pic.twitter.com/vWfBMlYZwW, "That's a good trait to have, he has that, he carried that with him to our team. Browse more videos. Ferrari-stjernen Sebastian Vettel har ikke fået sin første fish n' chips endnu, og han vidste heller ikke, at karry var populært i England. Interview with Sky Sports F1. News. After the 2016 Canadian Grand Prix, Vettel crashed Sky Sports’ interview with Lewis Hamilton, jumping in to defend himself with an interesting reason as to why he did not finish top. Szafnauer believes Vettel and Stroll can develop into a "great partnership" for the team in a year he says they have set the target of claiming third in the Constructors' Championship, after missing out narrowly to McLaren in 2020. 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Don't miss a fascinating and illuminating Sky F1 exclusive with Sebastian Vettel this weekend, as the Ferrari driver chats to Martin Brundle about his impressive career so far, his regret over costly spins, life away from the track and much, much more. Elsewhere in his interview with Martin Brundle, Vettel discusses: Tune in to Sky Sports F1 from 12.30pm on Sunday to find out his answers... Watch a tease of Martin Brundle's extensive interview with Sebastian Vettel on the past, present and future of the four-time champion's career. An extended version of the interview will be made available on Sky F1's digital platforms and YouTube channel afterwards on Sunday. Of a driver renowned for his attention to detail, Szafnauer said: "An engineer described Sebastian to me as [like] having a performance engineer behind the wheel. Vettel's first challenge will be to beat new team-mate Lance Stroll in the sister car, the 22-year-old three-time podium finisher who is entering his third season at the team his father owns. We see it and he is really, really hungry, as he said, to have fun again in Formula 1. ... but many believe he has the makings of the sport's next great. r/formula1: Formula 1 news and stories. But fun to him means being competitive.". You can’t just stop the car and stay off the circuit." "Obviously I would have hoped there's more races that you mentioned that I had won, but it's still not too bad. Sky F1: Sebastian Vettel Post-Race Interview (2016 Singapore Grand Prix) Phillippa Gillett. 2:08. "For me, it's a racing incident. Vettel is the driver with the greater experience, but Szafnauer added: "Lance can learn from Seb. Even in the days when Esteban [Ocon] and Sergio [Perez] would occasionally come together on track, behind the scenes they shared all their data, they worked together and they worked tirelessly to make sure that we got the best out of the car over a weekend. Follow. I look forward to that. It might be racing something else. The Heppenheim native allegedly explained his reasons to the former F1 driver and current expert: "He has been very eloquent lately and has a lot to tell. Read more Vettel positive about Friday's performance: "It's much better than last week" At the request of Vettel "Next Thursday, I have an interview with Seb, in Hungary.He asked for that interview. ð#WallpaperWednesday #IAMF1 pic.twitter.com/Fi0bw8TrNW. "He wants to know as much, if not more, than the performance engineer you have working on the car, whose job it is to understand every little aspect of car performance. So they're constantly producing massive files … Playing next. He asked all the right questions and a lot of them. The two-part interview will air during "Seb is very experienced but not over the hill by any means at the age of 33. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Phillippa Gillett. For example, this video was uploaded by Sky at 1080p with a bitrate of around 8mbps, when in reality you'd probably get away with it being encoded at 1mbps given that it's a sit-down interview and the quality is already poor. in Daily F1 News and Comment . Lance is much younger and on the learning curve but naturally very fast. "Whatever that door will be, I don't know yet, is the honest answer. "So that's why I'm here. sebastian vettel vettel canadian gp i'm familiar with this story but if i'm not mistaken the person who asked the questions isn't a police 134 notes For 50-odd laps, the dominant two drivers of the previous decade had been engaged in an intense, all-out struggle, Vettel leading […] Sebastian Vettel tells BBC Sport about his attempts to become world champion with Ferrari, his frustrations with the sport he loves, and his hopes for the future. Seb wants to know that much - plus more. Sky Sports F1: Vettel the better driver - Webber. Sky Sports F1: A look at the rivalry of Mark Webber & Sebastian Vettel (Tales from the Vault) ... 4:09. So I look forward to that pairing. Jenson Button has his say on the Sebastian Vettel penalty which denied him a … Vettel made his first factory appearance at Aston Martin last week, completing a seat fitting, and his new team boss has been impressed by the German driver's approach. Browse more videos. “He asked for that interview. Speaking in an interview with Sky Sports, Szafnauer said: "The way I look at it is at 33 years old you don't forget how to drive a Formula 1 racing car fast. 9-jul-2016 - Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. After a rollercoaster six years at Ferrari, which featured 14 race wins but no world title and ended with a particularly difficult 2020, Vettel begins a fresh chapter in his career at the outfit that was Racing Point in the first season of their new era. According to the four-time world champion himself, that's just not true at all. Having already confirmed on Thursday "loose talks" with the outfit, Vettel admits to Sky F1 that the project "sounds exciting from the outside" but stressed: "I've been around for such a long time that you try to look beyond that and see what might form up and what might not form up along the grid.". Vettel is a four-time world champion, the third most successful driver in the sport’s history, and was meant to follow in Michael Schumacher’s footsteps by bringing titles to Maranello. Vettel, who states that "given the right circumstances I feel I have a lot more to give", has been heavily linked to Racing Point in recent days, on a weekend where the future Aston Martin team have qualified behind only world champions Mercedes in Hungary. It might be, I don't know, staying in Formula 1. And although Vettel, who turned 33 recently and is a winner of 53 grands prix, insists he will take time to explore his options - he says what has become crystal clear recently is that competing and achieving are the factors that motivate him. "He said that I could make that up, he has been very articulate lately, he said himself". Aston Martin chief Otmar Szafnauer says Sebastian Vettel has arrived at his new team "really hungry" to succeed and believes the four-time champion is fully capable of rediscovering his best form. Despite years of fractious rivalry, Mark Webber admits in his book "Aussie Grit" that team-mate Sebastian Vettel was the stronger all-round driver, and discusses this with Natalie Pinkham. It might be saying goodbye for a certain time, for good. ", We're giving you Seb... ðWe're giving you wallpapers... ð±We're giving you the stuff that dreams are made of! "We've started working with him this year already and you can see it. "For me I have also in this period found out I love to compete," he explained. 1:58. Sebastian Vettel has told Sky Sports F1 he is 'excited' about what his future will hold beyond Ferrari – and outlined the factors that would motivate him to continue in Formula 1. 1.0m members in the formula1 community. Follow. "I can see that will continue with Sebastian and Lance. F1 The Brit stated that Vettel had been the one to ask for the interview. "I love to win. Sebastian Vettel interview. Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff is adamant Sebastian Vettel is not top of his agenda as he contemplates his Formula 1 driver line-up for 2021.. With Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas out of contract at the end of the year, there is a potential vacancy at Mercedes for four-time champion Vettel. "But I'm really here to achieve something. Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel talks about his race to 5th place at the German Grand Prix... Report. I've been in a very fortunate position and I should be ok unless I completely mismanage. Yesterday, F1’s 4 time Champion and Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel had an in-depth interview with the Swiss newspaper blick.ch. Now that the door is closed for Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull Racing and he will soon have an interview at Sky Sports F1, many people thought he would announce his retirement.
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