It’s not the first time he’s done it, but Sebastian Vettel he has never been so forceful in promulgating his environmental activism.
After the Race of Champions in which he has participated in Sweden together with Mick Schumacherthe four-time world champion of Formula 1 He has explained in ‘Corriere dello Sport’ a “very big problem” that could put an end to F1.
“I think if we want to continue this sport in the future and cultivate our passion for racing, we have to think of alternatives“, has pointed out in relation to a search for sustainability in the ‘Great Circus’.
In fact, if the evolution requested by the German is not undertaken, he warns of a dark future: “Otherwise, we can continue doing things as we are used to for a few more years before we run into a big problem. So it’s good to see people thinking about how to create a sustainable future“.
“I love motorsport and am very cautious going forward. We have young drivers, I have children of my own, and I really feel it is a privilege to experience the world of motorsport the way I did. It would be a shame if one day it was banned“, added the former Aston Martin driver, who left his seat to Fernando Alonso after his retirement.
