F1 News: "I don’t know if Germany will make it in time for me" & More News Here

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel lately revealed that he fears he will not get one other alternative to drive a race on residence soil in Germany, given the quickly evolving F1 calendar. With the Miami GP added to the calendar this season and one other American race added subsequent 12 months in Las Vegas, a number of European international locations, together with Germany, Spain, and Monaco, are rumored to doubtlessly lose out on their spot on the F1 calendar.

As reported by PlanetF1, Vettel, who has lately more and more been talking about shifting on from the game, claimed that he could by no means get the prospect to drive in entrance of his residence crowd once more. The German mentioned:

“I don’t know if Germany will make it in time for me. But obviously I had the privilege to race in Germany for many years. I think in the end, if you look at the places we are going, Germany is not prepared to pay that sort of money to have the grand prix. Simple as that. Other regions, other countries in Europe are struggling. I think Spa is a very good example. And it’s a shame what we saw last year, with the rain cancelling the race and the people not getting a refund on their tickets.”

Harking again to the 2021 Belgian Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel added, saying:

“But to blame Spa I think would be wrong because they are already struggling to make up the money they lose in the first place. So I don’t know, I’m not the developer of the sport and I’m not setting the business plan and the targets. But clearly, you can see the places we are going and the new venues we are going, it’s great to explore but it’s also money-driven for the sport, I guess, to develop the way they want to develop.”

Admitting that he doubts Germany will be internet hosting an F1 race any time quickly, he mentioned:

“But yeah, it’s a shame losing out in Germany. It would be a shame losing out on Spa. It would be a shame losing out on Spain, which there was a lot to talk about. And if those countries are not ready to pay the high entry fees anymore, they will fall off that list. And that would be a shame. Certainly some races you would think have a guarantee, such as Silverstone, Monza. But I don’t know. We’ll see what happens in the next years. It would be great if Germany was back on the calendar, but I doubt it.”

The final German Grand Prix that occurred was in the 2019 season, when Sebastian Vettel completed behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in second.

Sebastian Vettel must “look in the mirror”, says Ralf Schumacher

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher lately commented on the incident between Sebastian Vettel and Mick Schumacher that price each Germans important factors on the Miami GP. He emphasised that the contact made between each vehicles was an avoidable mistake made by Vettel, while admitting that his nephew might have additionally helped keep away from the incident.

As reported by PlanetF1, Schumacher mentioned:

“Mick [Schumacher] can’t just vanish into thin air. Sebastian [Vettel] has to look in the mirror. Mick has to try it there but you can see that he hesitates a bit. He might not have had to do that at all, because then he could have cornered just by braking a little later.”

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