Sebastian Vettel is an advocate of sustainability and environmental protection. In Silverstone, Vettel was in the stands collecting rubbish and, among other things, advocates sustainable energy generation. According to the four-time world champion, the current hybrid motors in Formula 1 are useless and there should be better solutions.
His role as a Formula 1 driver and his commitment to a more sustainable and better environment are sometimes seen as contradicting, but the German has a clear opinion. “Formula 1 is not green, but we have the potential to make it greener without having to forego spectacle, excitement, speed and passion,” he is quoted as saying on Speedweek.com.
Continue reading
Hamilton feared greater disappointment: “You can’t see”
“We have so many intelligent people in this sport that we could definitely find great solutions. In terms of the current regulations, we have super-efficient engines, but they are useless. I think the current discussion about the regulations of the future is more about changes that really make a difference. “
“F1 threatens to disappear one day”
According to the Aston Martin driver, it is important that something changes in F1, otherwise it will have major consequences. “This is very important for Formula 1, because otherwise this sport threatens to disappear one day. We know that mistakes have been made in the past and we cannot afford to repeat them.”
“We have spent the last ten years designing and building super-efficient but extremely expensive hybrid engines that are irrelevant to road cars. I estimate these engines have easily cost a manufacturer a billion in the past few years. I also don’t know what the ideal solution is, but I think it’s important that we look for it and don’t do anything for five years, “concludes Vettel.
Continue reading
Test day should bring Red Bull closer to Mercedes
Verstappen wins world title: “It’s long overdue”
The post “Otherwise this sport threatens to disappear one day” first appeared on monter-une-startup.
