After only a few days of work as a new Aston Martin driver, Sebastian Vettel has already made it clear to the English team that he arrives with a lot of motivation and also with a great experience that could prove to be key in the future of the Silverstone team.
An “engineer” pilot
Although there had been many voices that were already giving up the German driver after his last stint at Scuderia Ferrari, Otmar Szafnauer, Aston Martin’s director, has acknowledged that they are verifying from the inside that it really is the opposite, in fact , they are more than impressed with your work.
These were his words about it in an interview for Sky F1: “You really want to act. We have already started working with it and are checking it. He asks many questions and they are all correct, he is very hungry and very knowledgeable”.
Within the team they are impressed with Vettel: “An engineer described Sebastian to me as having a performance engineer behind the wheel. He wants to know the same, if not more, than the performance engineer you have working on your car, whose job is to understand every little aspect of the car. “.
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“Seb always wants to know more. That is a good trait for a driver, he has it and has brought it with him to our team. He really wants, as he said, to have fun again in Formula 1. For him that means being competitive. For him, having fun is working very hard and getting all the performance out of the car “added the Aston Martin director.
Maximum confidence in Vettel
Finally, Otmar Szafnauer once again demonstrated his total confidence and support for the lately always discussed German pilot: “I think at 33 you don’t forget how to ride fast a Formula 1 car. I’m sure definitely you haven’t forgotten how to do that and the work ethic is still there for sure”.
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