It hasn’t gone well for Sebastian Vettel since joining Aston Martin from Ferrari this season. The German had a lot of problems with the car and therefore didn’t score a single point for the Silverstone-based team. Marc Surer, a former F1 driver, has defended the four-time world champion and stated that the problems lie with Aston Martin and not Vettel.
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The German would try to recover and put an end to his bad running route. He will aim for a better result in the upcoming Monaco race where he will try to score his first F1 points of the season.
A former F1 driver stands up for Sebastian Vettel, who has problems in his new team
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As quoted by Formula Passion, Marc said: “Vettel did everything right. The problem is the team’s story. They always made mediocre cars. Last year they suddenly had a decent car because it was a 100% copy of Mercedes. “
Formula 1 F1 – Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain – Sebastian Vettel from Aston Martin in action during training REUTERS / Hamad I Mohammed
“Although it can still be seen that the car has the same philosophy as Mercedes, they have made it significantly worse. Vettel probably thought it would take off easily because Mercedes was somehow involved too, ”he concluded. (Translated from Italian via Google)
Will things get better for him at Aston Martin?
The German left Ferrari at the end of last season after a difficult year with the team. A new challenge came to Vettel and he accepted it, but it didn’t look good from the first race.
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The four-time world champion could not score a single point this season and is now 16th in the championship. He will hope to end this run of bad luck in the coming races.
Formula 1 F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo and Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy – Sebastian Vettel of Aston Martin in action during practice REUTERS / Guglielmo Mangiapane
Vettel is looking forward to the coming weekend and is aiming for a better result when he drives through the streets of Monte Carlo in his new colors. Do you think Sebastian will pay back when he starts on Sunday? Let us know in the comments below.
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