Absolute top drivers usually have one thing in common: discipline and work ethic. Sebastian Vettel is no exception. His new team also benefits from this, but it took some getting used to for team boss Otmar Szafnauer.
A special feature of Vettel in his way of working is the very detailed review of a race. Vettel has been known for this since his time at Red Bull Racing. “There was far too much information to digest, Mark [Webber] was always done within fifteen minutes “, Christian Horner once managed to tell Formula1.com.
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Verstappen looks ahead: “That is definitely the plan”
Aston Martin appreciates a long debriefing
It took Vettel half an hour, so to speak, to discuss the introductory round. That wouldn’t make him a great analyst for television, but Aston Martin is now trying to capitalize on it. According to Szafnauer, Vettel has expanded the discussion about the race and the whole team is taking part.
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Hamilton sees big changes: “There seems to be a trend”
The fact that Vettel still had a difficult start to the season takes getting used to, according to the American. “It got better and better even before Monaco, although I shouldn’t always say better, but ‘more comfortable’ in the car. It’s a process of small steps. It’s a logical improvement to get to the top,” said Szafnauer.
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