Sebastian Vettel has made his demands to Red Bull, explaining that he needs to have a greater understanding of the nature of a new role within his old team. The F1 legend also warned against trying to develop ‘the next Lewis Hamilton or Michael Schumacher ’.

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F1 legend Sebastian Vettel has hinted that he may one day make a return to racing, as well as confirming talks with Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. Vettel claimed four consecutive world championship titles with Red Bull between 2010-2013,

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Sebastian Vettel has firmly shut down any chance of returning to Formula 1 in the future. But could the four-time world champion make his debut at Le Mans?

The four-time F1 world champion has been gone for three years but hasn't strayed too far from the sport and speculation has continued that he could make a return to action

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Sebastian Vettel has been linked with a Red Bull return, though in what way "remains to be seen", amid reports he may succeed Helmut Marko.

Sebastian Vettel has categorically ruled out returning to Formula 1 – nearly three years after retiring from the sport. The German driver, who won four consecutive F1 world championships with Red Bull from 2010-2013, retired at the end of the 2022 season.

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel cannot imagine a return to Formula One. "Formula One is over. At some point, it's time to let others take the field," he told the Auto, Motor und Sport magazine. "I think it's good that a whole generation has been replaced. This is not a vote against the old, but one in favour of the young," he said.

The four-time world champion was asked about his interest in the role as Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s term draws to a close but suggested he was unqualified for the position. The FIA presidency will be voted upon in December, with Ben Sulayem set to be challenged by Tim Mayer.