Ferrari “Gave up” on Sebastian Vettel – Former F1 Driver

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari have had an unexpectedly tough season this year. Ferrari is facing some power unit issues, and the SF1000 has become really difficult for Sebastian to drive. Sebastian has won four world championships. However, the champion has failed to secure a podium or a pole position all season.

Meanwhile, former F1 driver Marc Surer was reported stating that in his view, Ferrari have given up on Vettel.

He said, “They actually gave up on him. I don’t think they are deliberately discriminating against him. But somehow they just saw that they weren’t going to bring him forward.”

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Marc Surer views the curious case of Sebastian Vettel

Marc Surer pointed out Laurent Mekies’ statement at the end of the Imola race. Sebastian Vettel was in the race for a podium. However, a 13.5 second pit stop catastrophe dropped him to a P14 finish. According to Surer, the comment at the end of the race implies that Ferrari have written Vettel off.

Surer believes that Vettel knows how to win races and bring trophies home. However, he believes that Ferrari seems to be more focused on Charles Leclerc than Sebastian Vettel. In his view, this was because Leclerc gets along much better and is currently the future of the team.

Talking about the car, he said it is becoming “more and more of a Leclerc car.” As a result, things for Sebastian Vettel has gotten a lot worse in Scuderia Ferrari.

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Sebastian Vettel had a childhood dream of winning a world championship with Ferrari. However, things have not worked out for him with the Italian team. Vettel is making a move to Aston Martin next season.

Surer said, “But the fact that he is now through the season, that he does not throw in the towel, that also shows his size. I think he is strong.”

Aston Martin is certainly planning to provide the former world champion with a car that he wants. Rest assured, Sebastian Vettel will take the fight to the grid. He will look forward to putting this season behind him and immerse himself to prepare for the next season.