Former F1 driver and Sky TV reporter Martin Brundle has high hopes for Sebastian Vettel. The Brit believes that the four-time world champion is very motivated and free to start the races, now that he is certain that he has to leave Ferrari at the end of this year. “I think Vettel will fly, to be honest,” Brundle told various media. “In the past he has had little regard for team orders. He has no interest in that, does he? He drives for himself. There is no doubt about that. Does he feel like staying in F1? I think so. Whether he wants to has in Renault? That remains to be seen. “
According to Brundle, Vettel is now in the position of a persona non grata. “Ferrari doesn’t want him to know something, what he can bring to another team next year. It’s just minor things. But he is now at the exit. That is somewhat uncomfortable. It helps him that there are many races be finished in a short time. So I think Seb will definitely fly. “
Brundle says he is not sure how Vettel will continue after this season. “Is he satisfied with his four championships and his money on the bench? After all, he has his family. Whether he wants to descend to teams outside of the established top three remains to be seen. The question is whether he has the motivation for it. I suspect he would like to continue racing if he could. “
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