F1 Fans Go in a Meltdown After Sebastian Vettel’s Viral New Photo

4 Drivers’ World championships? Check. Red Bull’s most successful driver? Check. Nailing Instagram posts? Check. That’s Sebastian Vettel for you in a nutshell.

Having made his debut in 2007, the German never looked back and went on to rewrite the history books. Vettel, with his abundant talent and cheeky grin, made the world fall in love with Formula 1 all over again.

For the longest time, Sebastian Vettel was never a huge fan of social media and kept away from it. But that changed after he decided to hang his boots at the end of the season.

Now, there have been rumors of a possible documentary on his life after he teased all his fans with information on his official Instagram account.

On being asked about the documentary by Sky F1 broadcaster Ted Kravitz before the Singapore GP, Vettel said, “No, I think it’s exciting, isn’t it? You will see, we’ll see. No, I don’t do…I’m not a good actor. But you will see what’s next. You shouldn’t spend your life on the phone [on social media]. I’m probably not the only one who’s teasing you!”

Ex-Red Bull driver, Vettel, has yet again taken to Instagram to remember the good old days with his dad. The German talked about how he used to drive his father’s kart in a car park in Germany, highlighting the importance of his father in his life.

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The post has sent Twitter into a frenzy. Sebastian Vettel continues to become more active on social media, which is a sight for sore eyes.

Sebastian Vettel breaks the internet yet again

Fans have gone berserk after Sebastian Vettel casually posted yet another picture of himself and his dad on Instagram. Let’s look at some of the reactions of the fans.

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Sebastian Vettel has almost won everything that is there to win in F1. But fans would love to see him on the podium one last time. Will we get to see that famous ‘one finger salute’ for one last time?