The most important thing is to get used to the car in Formula 1. A driver needs to get the most out of the car to get the results they want. Sebastian Vettel might not have got the start he wanted. Aston Martin’s team boss, Otmar Szafnauer, believes, however, that Vettel has got used to the new machines.
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The four-time world champion is still figuring out his new machinery. Vettel has not yet scored his first F1 points with the Silverstone-based team and hopes to get used to the car in order to collect some points quickly.
Szafnauer suggests that Sebastian Vettel still has to synchronize with the car
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At the Emilia GP press conference, the Aston Martin boss said: “He’s had different drivetrains, so a little drivability, but I think we’re on top now. Just the general feel and balance of the car. “
Formula 1 F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo and Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy – April 16, 2021 Sebastian Vettel of Aston Martin in action during practice REUTERS / Guglielmo Mangiapane
Lance has been driving our car for several years and he knows exactly what to expect and how the car will behave, which is a lot different from what Seb is used to, but he made it, ”concluded Otmar.
The German is aiming for a clean race in Portugal
Vettel will try to finish the Portuguese GP without incident and even aim for some points in the process. He is also optimistic about the use of the car on the race track and is looking forward to it.
As quoted by PlanetF1, Vettel said, “I think Portimão is a good place to go for a clean weekend. The circuit is a high speed autodrome; very smooth and with a lot of slope. It’s fun to drive and I think it will be a good place to get a better handle on the AMR21’s limits. “
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Formula 1 F1 – Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain – Sebastian Vettel from Aston Martin in action during training REUTERS / Hamad I Mohammed
“I know that I don’t have to get the maximum out of the car just yet, but the fact that we understand that this is another good reason to keep pushing,” explained Sebastian.
The four-time world champion wants to get back on his feet in Portugal and find his old form. The Silverstone-based team hopes that Vettel will get the most out of the car at the upcoming Grand Prix.
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