Formula 1: inside announcement – THIS is Sebastian Vettel’s career plan
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on May 29, 2020 at 5:32 p.m.
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What is Sebastian Vettel planning for after Ferrari in Formula 1?
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What’s next with Sebastian Vettel in the formula 1? Is there even a risk of a career end due to a lack of options?
The door at Ferrari is closed, a return to Red Bull is impossible, the cockpits at McLaren are occupied, Renault cannot and does not want Sebastian Vettel. Does the 32-year-old hope for a place in the Mercedes? An insider of the formula 1 now expresses a completely different theory.
Formula 1: Sebastian Vettel is planning a one-year break – insider Michael Schmidt believes
Long-time F1 reporter and insider Michael Schmidt has his own theory about Sebastian Vettel’s future plans. He now reveals this in his interview series “Formula Schmidt” at “Auto Motor Sport”.
Accordingly, Sebastian Vettel definitely looks at a place at Mercedes. But because this will only be possible if world champion Lewis Hamilton gambles with the silver arrows at the contract poker, the Heppenheimer could already have a plan B in his pocket.
“I think he will definitely take a year off,” says Schmidt. It doesn’t make sense for Vettel to take a step back and join a middle-class racing team (for now).
He therefore advises Vettel: “Take a year off, take a look at Formula 1.” So the currently only German top class driver can take a look at the effects of the planned budget limit on the teams, whoever emerges as the winner .
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From 2021, the racing teams will only be allowed to work with a maximum budget of 133 million euros, in the following years this upper limit will be further reduced.
Schmidt predicts power shifts due to the budget ceiling
“Perhaps teams will come forward in 2022 that you don’t even think of today,” says Michael Schmidt, who has been on the job in almost every race for 30 years. He is certain that the next few years will bring shifts in power.
With new momentum and new options, Sebastian Vettel could then embark on a new adventure in Formula 1.
Ferrari faces a problem
Meanwhile, Ferrari could hit the new cap hardest. The Scuderia was the only racing team that refused to accept the launch. With good reason: the Italians employ most of the staff. You can find out everything else here >>>
Renault remains in Formula 1
Breathe easy with the Formula 1 fans! The French racing team Renault will continue to be active in Formula 1 in the next few years. As the car manufacturer announced on Friday, the factory team is not affected by the austerity measures at Renault.
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