Since the start of the 2022 Formula 1 season, Sebastian Vettel’s continuity at Aston Martin has been up in the air, constantly being one of the main sources of rumors for different reasons, with his seat being “offered” to more than one driver. of the current grill.
However, from the Silverstone team it seems that they do not think the same. The British team’s sports director, Mike Krack , recently acknowledged that if it depends on his decision, the four-time world champion driver between 2010 and 2013 will continue to wear green.
During the last weeks, several names have sounded to occupy the seat of the German driver, such as Fernando Alonso or even Mick Schumacher, despite the fact that the latter has ties with Ferrari, one of the greatest rivals of Mercedes, current supplier of Aston Martin.
As for Sebastian Vettel, the four-time world champion has also acknowledged on several occasions that his future could be far from the top flight, as he is more focused every day on activities outside of sport and doubtful about F1’s commitment to the environment.
All this, added to the poor performance of Lawrence Stroll ‘s team at the beginning of the course, for which they had high expectations due to the important regulatory change, could cause the #5 to make the decision to leave the category at the end of this campaign. , since the extension of his contract does not go beyond 2022.
Despite this, Mike Krack , sporting director of Aston Martin in Formula 1, spoke about it and was very clear, ensuring that if Vettel wants to continue wearing green in 2023, he will do everything possible to make it so.
“You just have to look at his performance on the track, how he behaves in meetings and in briefings. If he didn’t want to continue here, I think he would have behaved differently. He gives his best from the first lap of the race”.
“When I have a driver like Sebastian in my team, I always try to keep him. He has a great combination of his qualities as a driver, his experience and a positive attitude that he always shares with the team and it shows.” Mike Krack concluded.
