Ferrari's outgoing driver Sebastian Vettel believes that Formula 1 as a sport will have a challenge surviving over the next decade. So I think it's very difficult for that to look at Formula 1 only. I think, from my point of view, Formula 1 has a huge mountain to climb in order to still exist and still, you know, attract the fans and share emotions and passion," he said to Motorsport.
The four-time world champion referred to the ongoing COVID19 pandemic which has dramatically transformed the world. And I think Formula 1 has to more than adapt," he said.
The pandemic has put the entire F1 calendar in jeopardy. Photo Credit: AFP. More so, he believed that the incoming regulation changes in will not be enough to adapt to the changing world. But I doubt that it will be enough.
I think in the bigger picture Formula 1 has to do more than just change the regulations. We all hope that the regulation change for the sport will bring the teams closer together and will make the competition on track closer," he said. Vettel is heading into his last Italian GP as a Ferrari driver. The German is expected to have a difficult weekend due to the performance deficit his Ferrari car has in straight lines. Monza, which is dubbed "the temple of speed", is known to be the fastest Formula 1 track on the calendar and has long straight line passages through the forest area in the Italian countryside.
The track at Monza in Italy is dubbed the temple of speed and is one the oldest tracks on the calendar. Vettel said that his goodbyes to the Italian fans who are dubbed the "tifosi" will be easier as the track wouldn't have any fans thanks to the bio-bubble measures that Liberty Media has taken to ensure the running of the races.
I think one of the most overwhelming things in the past racing for Ferrari has been the fanbase around the world, but mostly the fanbase in Italy and the tifosi," he revealed. But the four-time world champion was unable to get enough heat into the new set and subsequently plummeted down the standings as he struggled to stay on the track. F1 last raced in Like 1 Share. F1 driver steward: Vettel penalty 'changed my life' Emanuele Pirro has revealed that the time penalty he was partly responsible for issuing to Sebastian Vettel at the Canadian Grand Prix ended up "changing my life".
Emanuele Pirro has explained that the time penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory at the Canadian Grand Prix ended up with unintended consequences in his own life. The seven-time world champion took on a new Internal Combustion Engine ICE at the Turkish Grand Prix which cost him pole position, as he was relegated to 11th on the grid after setting the fastest time in qualifying.
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