F1 | Vettel: “My future? It will depend on the results with Ferrari and the direction our sport will take."
"I love racing, it gives me adrenaline," admitted the four-time world champion
Sebastian Vettel, in an interview with BBC Sport, once again spoke about his future.
The German, whose contract expires with Ferrari at the end of 2020, reiterated that his choice will be made based on the results he achieves with the Cavallino team and how Formula One will be structured with the new regulations that will come into force effective in two years.
"I don't like Formula One as a world, but I love racing and this gives me adrenaline making me nervous when I wake up on Sunday. I want to be successful, I want everything to work with Ferrari. This is what will determine my future. That's not all, it will also depend on the direction this sport takes”, underlined Vettel.
Then discussing the mistakes that characterized last season, the Red standard bearer said: “People say there is more pressure on one team than another. If I don't do well I'm the first to be angry. I can't imagine they are more frustrated than I am".
Piero Ladisa
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