Sebastian Vettel drives one last time for the Prancing Horse this season. After securing a podium at Turkey, Vettel again had a couple of disastrous weekends to gulp down. However, the driver seems to enjoy his last days with the Italians, leaving behind the daunting past.

Ferrari and the German had a shambolic year this season. Scoring podiums was yet far away, the Scuderia struggled to keep both its cars on the points tally. With Sebastian crawling among the tail enders, he was making it hard for the Italians.

The scenario can’t blame Sebastian Vettel. The treatment he received from the Italians struck an enormous blow to his confidence, and we all know the importance of the same in F1. However, he worked harder and even in this perilous time, was trying to fight till the last race.

Well, the time is finally here. One last race at Abu Dhabi and Sebastian would move to Aston Martin next year. Six years with the Italians, Vettel had imagined his farewell to be different. Presently, he got spotted having fun with puns at the pre-race press meet at Abu Dhabi.

While recalling his moments with the Italians Sebastian got caught in words repeating, ” high moments, emotionally highs, emotional highs.” He eventually realized that he was saying ‘high’ many times, and he soon clarified that, “I’m not high by the way.”

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Sebastian Vettel and Aston Martin- Redemption Year

Sebastian Vettel had some glorious moments with Ferrari. All the years he had been with them, none was so mentally draining as this year. When the Italians sacked him it surprised Vettel and then the secrecy within his team hurt him further. The result, his failing form.

The negative spiral that dwells in the German’s psyche at this point is harmful for him. His insecurity, with his style from a failing SF1000, will drown the racer further into the swamp of failure. However, as Szafnauer had pointed out, a little love can get Vettel back again.

Otmar Szafnauer and his team are too excited for Vettel’s arrival. They have been talking of the vast experience that the German will bring along. Gearing up with exciting upgrades, Sebastian may as well find a chance for redemption at Aston Martin.

The critics have been hard on the poor Rhinelander. Although some sympathized with him on his plight at the Prancing Horse, majority deemed him done for F1. Well, his improvement towards the last segment this year, and Charles’ words literally states that he is far from done. Looking forward to seeing him on the podium again.

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