Sebastian Vettel missed a large part of the first free practice due to a technical problem, but the Aston Martin driver still enjoys the track in Zandvoort.
In FP2, Vettel finished tenth after the team had worked hard to fix the car. “It was a decent afternoon because we had some catching up to do and I had to get into the rhythm quickly. But it helps that I was here many years ago and that the track hasn’t changed too much, which is good news, “Vettel told Motorsport.com.
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Vettel positive about changes in Zandvoort
The track has seen some changes and Vettel is positive. “The parts that they changed have changed for the better in my opinion. I think it’s very exciting with banking, so yeah, not very clear which line to take but tomorrow I have a little bit more Time.”
“We should have more of it, curved corners [that] are positive and not outside of the fall. Off camber they do to drain water, but it’s very boring because you lose your grip. [Positive cambered corners] I think it looks and feels exciting in the car. “
Red flags did not affect Vettel
Did the German find it difficult to find a rhythm on Friday? “Well, I haven’t driven much, I actually caused most of those red flags! So it wasn’t that hard for me. In the afternoon it also helped, the first one because I wasn’t outside [on-track] still. In the end, I only had one, which wasn’t bad. We were only in the box anyway. “
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