An Interview With F1 Champ Sebastian Vettel
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2013
- Coming off their dominating win in Montreal, Formula 1 champion Sebastian Vettel and Infiniti Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner stopped by the Road & Track offices for a sit-down with editor-in-chief Larry Webster and senior editor John Krewson.
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I love him because of his increadble understanding of F1 and the technical side, you definately don't find this sort of passion in other F1 drivers.
still very true :)
still true 🥰
It ended too soon! Great to hear Vettel talking about all the technical stuff. You can see he is interested in it. Just as all of us fans! And I loved the smile on his face when they mentioned the engine mapping settings in 2011
That's BS... how do you prove "Hamilton is a better pure talent", when he only won in a superior car. A rather circular argument from your side. So what's the deal? Vettel has proven he could win in an inferior car. Youngest person to collect points, a race win AND a championship...
Vettel won a race in a Torro Ross (Minardi). Show me any driver who won in such an inferior car, Ask the mechanics and racing engineers who worked with Senna AND Vettel. They will tell you Vettels style and determination is something only to be seen with Senna before.
8 years on and this is still true
@@the9der352 hes a legend, all these comments from years ago still hold up
Yessss
Vettel is the best! He is the most motivated and determined driver since Michael Schumacher. He will be a legend.
a true F1 fan would always have his favourite but not hate any other drivers and should have respect.
And now we have Mazepin 😂
this interview= my source of happiness
... he is a legend. he is also the modern day schumie....
Easily the best asked questions of all the US magazines that conducted these interviews last week. Good on you R&T.
Vettels family was not rich, actually very hard working and Vettel is one of the few sports celebrities who doesn't give a shit about the j"et set community", designer stuff and celeb BS. He rather spends days off near race weekend in a camper van with his father, barbecue on plastic chairs.
Get an idea what you are talking about.
Why edit this conversation down so much? These are the two men at the forefront of the highest level of racing on Earth. At least offer a full version alongside this.
Great Driver In F1 History!
truest words i've ever heard an F1 fan say.
I love f1
Can someone make this video playable in any country?
amen!!
Nice
I totally support that
Because he is gone since 1994. Don't get me wrong, he is probably the biggest F1 legend in history but sadly his career ended on that tragic day in Imola. At some point it's time to look forward. His death is now almost 20 years ago.
I'm the first here to comment sincd 7 years. Cheers!
You are not alone
Haha most of comments aged terribly
@@linuslsc6346 most of the comments aged really terrible lmao
The comments are great
How does Vettel compare to Senna, I don`t think he does, more like Prost who not only won 4 titles in 3 different cars but also beat Senna in the same car.
I agree with Webber, when he says Vettel is almost certainly going to equal or beat Schumachers 7 titles.
John Richardson 5 years later, I seems tougher for him now but not impossible he still got time he needs to win 3 more titles and at 31 it’s not impossible but as time passes he won’t be able
@@winordie9441 4 years later, it didn't happen :(
Nice interview, unfortunately b/c of Vettels talent he is hated.
I feel like the interviewers are really amateur.
You are talking with a team that has won the last 3 F1 championships. And you are asking them questions that a 10 year old could come up with.
They almost seemed insulted.
and Michael.....
It is meant for a different market. Obviously not the European.
Why did car&driver Also do an interview... Seems like redundant effort as both Mags r owned by same company
Anyone here in 2023... I miss Seb so much, the sport is so boring without him
or senna
For automotive journalists, Webster and Krewson know very little compared to the avg American F1 fan. Pretty sad how Horner and Vettel have to answer some of their sophomoric questions. Just goes to show you that the US is still heavily dominated by NASCRAP and Indycar.
lol
Coló
He was a boy. Now a man... yuuge difference..
They could get a room for the interview. That artificial "wow" is cutting my ears.
same here..I am a Hamilton fan
He is a great driver, but he has been very lucky in his F1 career so far with Red Bull.They have the best car for a long time.Most reliable to.As far a natural driving talent goes Lewis Hamilton is probably the best.Alot of things factor in for a sucessful F1 race or season.Its a shame the top comment is probably by some American who knows nothing about F1 hahaha.
Joke is on you, watching an interview of someone you don't even like. Get a life!
"Ask the mechanics and racing engineers who worked with Senna AND Vettel."
Yeah...Post some material that links that pile of horseshit you just typed. Yeah?
Vettel won a race in the Minardi that wasn't THAT inferior. I don't find that shockingly impressive enough to compare him in any way, wheter it be style, determination, or shoe size, to Senna. The same Senna that nearly won a race in a Toleman that, by comparison to the rest of the field, was a unicycle....In the damn rain.
Vettel is good but hamilton and vettel in the same car , i think hamilton wins 9 out of 10 times
welp
Vettel will have statistics to make him a legend but he is not one of the most popular and liked drivers in F1, his classic German arrogant attitude makes him just that, another German wart on this planet. Did any of you check F1 TV ratings from around the world? They are further down every year since Vettel started benefiting from Red Bull.
This aged like milk
lol