US EditionSebastian Vettel sides with drivers in criticism of modern F1 direction
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Vettel: F1 Is Losing Its Soul to Batteries
Sebastian Vettel isn’t chasing nostalgia—he’s side‑eyeing a sport where the fastest drivers keep lifting to feed a battery and joking it’s “Mario Kart,” until a “mushroom” scare made the paddock go quiet; now Miami brings tweaks that promise less hoarding and more flooring, qualy you can hold your breath for, starts that don’t stumble, and drivers climbing out looking like they fought a car, not a spreadsheet—plus a sneaky green win that even Ve…
Sebastian Vettel remains attached to Formula 1. He left the paddock at the end of the 2022 season after a visit to Aston Martin, the former quadruple world champion observes closely what concerns a discipline of which he was four times world champion. If Mercedes dominates the head and shoulders the beginning of a new era begun in Melbourne on 8 March last, the critics have multiplied against a complex regulation with single-seaters powered by a…
Sebastian Vettel sides with drivers in criticism of modern F1 direction
Vettel also among critics of modern F1 Formula 1 has approved a series of regulation changes after the first three races of the season exposed significant limitations related to qualifying performance and the safety of the new generation of cars. To properly assess the impact of these updates, which came after extensive discussions between the FIA, Formula 1, teams, drivers, and power unit manufacturers, the sport will now have to wait for the M…
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